NY Times Magazine Gets 'Cleaned Up'
The New York Times Magazine’s editor, Jake Silverstein, is “cleaning up the book” ahead of a larger revamp next year. Readers will surely love some of the cleansing — specifically Silverstein’s decision to ditch the “One Page Magazine” feature that seemingly everyone complained about. A short essay will take its place.
Capital New York reports that the photo feature “Look” and the editorial “Who Made That” are also getting swept under the rug. “Riff,” the longform essay on culture will be moved to the front of the book, but it will be shorter and not run every week.
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