This week’s New Yorker (dated Aug. 31) and the Aug. 30 Sunday New York Times Magazine both contain lengthy profiles of professional tennis twins Bob and Mike Bryan.
Sure, the pair has become one of the best men’s doubles teams in the game’s history, with an impressive 54 pro tournament titles. (The record Read More
Eric Konigsberg has a lovely piece in today’s New York Times about the 26-year-old author of Damn It Feels Good to Be a Banker, a recently published satirical handbook to the now-endangered species of young financiers who used to frolic around this city. Author Amit Chatwani tells Mr. Konigsberg that he and his Read More
After a one-day foray into crime reporting, it looks like Eric Konigsberg is back to writing the type of stuff The New York Times hired him for in the first place. Today’s bit of Konigsbergiana: A City Tailor Who Revels in the Boldest Sportswear.
The New York Times‘ Eric Konigsberg was hired by the Metro section to write about the lifestyles of the rich. He wrote for magazines like The New Yorker and Rolling Stone before coming on board, and had never had a job at a newspaper. In any event, when he was hired in August 2006 he Read More
