Ross and The New Yorker

Kramer, Dale

Standing on the bridge of the 'The New Yorker' with its captain/editor and glimpses of the crew below, Kramer exposes the nitty gritty reality that 'Rough house Ross' is in fact not the genteel sophisticate everyone expects, and his employees are slumming it amidst the chaos of the magazine's early days.

Publisher: Victor Gollancz. First English edition 1952
Edition: First Edition
Place Published: London
Good in dustwrapper.


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