He sold his first verse (1930) to The New Yorker, on whose editorial staff he was employed for a time.
Unlike the Times, whose editorial (paywall) is more sensible, Sturgeon wants to break the 307-year-old link.
In Paris Alleg continued writing, books such as Requiem for Uncle Sam and journalism for the communist paper Humanité, whose editorial board he eventually joined.
Dr. Barry, whose editorial on shared decision making was published last month in The New England Journal of Medicine, believes patients are ready to hear the message.
Their first cheque cashed, I'd purchased the cheapest possible ticket to New York, intent on meeting the mysterious human whose editorial decision had resulted in such a windfall.
Even al-Arabiya, the MBC Group's news network whose editorial line reliably reflected the views of Saudi rulers, was located in Dubai.
Over and over, that number is shown to be fiction, by InFacts.org (whose editorial board I am on), BBC Reality Check and others.
Should anyone, particularly any young person, get their news entirely from a source whose editorial choices and rankings are arrived at secretly?
Among important fashion magazines, there are few whose editorial pages function with as little apparent commercial consideration as does Italian Vogue, or exert as much influence.
There is even a sneak peak of the Rumpus' advice column, "Dear Sugar," whose editorial #48: "Write Like a Motherfucker," is reprinted in "Rumpus Women".
Their first cheque cashed, I'd purchased the cheapest possible ticket to New York, intent on meeting the mysterious human whose editorial decision had resulted in such a windfall.
