From 1925 to 1976 he crafted more than eighteen hundred pieces for the magazine and established, in the words of editor William Shawn, "a new literary form".
SLiNK, the UK's first plus-size fashion magazine distributed across 15 countries, is hoping to tap into a growing demand for publications that, in the words of editor Rivkie Baum, realise "beauty and style doesn't stop at a size 8".
Invalided out of the RAF, in 1943 he joined the New Statesman as assistant editor and remained on the staff for 19 years, becoming, in the words of its editor John Freeman, "the rock on which the best of the New Statesman has been founded".
Privately, some editors and reporters complained that Miller relied too much on Administration sources — that, in the words of one editor, "she was a vacuum cleaner of information" but "a poor judge of what she had".
However, things quickly turn, in the words of one editor, "a sort of cheesy".
In the words of its editor, William Morris, the book was written to provide "that sensible guidance toward grace and precision which intelligent people seek in a dictionary".
For his radio programmes, he adopted, in the words of Richard Sieburth, editor of the superb Library of America Poems and Translations (2003), "an exaggerated cracker-barrel idiom laced with antisemitic slurs".
The office is lined with covers from The Review, "about 40 by 30 issues wide," in the words of one editor, Ben Howe.
The "poster", single-issue, front pages have become its trademark, the daily statement that, in the words of its editor, make it a "viewspaper".
Wouldn't it be useful for one of the nine to have managed a sizeable firm, as Ms Miers has? Wouldn't that provide, in the words of Thomas Lifson, editor of the American Thinker "a necessary and valuable perspective for a Supreme Court justice, one which has sorely been lacking"?Perhaps.
In the words of an editor at Penguin Australia: "Despite [Indonesia] being a profoundly important near neighbour of ours, I feel our market would need an Australian angle on the country".
