Plenty of people have already "discovered" comedian Zachary Kanin—people who read The New Yorker, for which Kanin is one of the youngest-ever cartoonists; who perused the Harvard Lampoon when Zach was editor circa 2005; or who happened to notice the New York Times wedding announcements this summer.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 11/21/11

Jay Batlle's art is homage to food of good taste. Yet underneath its savory surfaces Batlle reveals how foodie culture might just be a recipe for financial disaster.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 04/02/09

James Purdy, who died this month, was one of America's great and under-recognized writers. In a 1972 interview with Stephen Varble, published in Interview, he discusses the Susan Sontag and the taboo on feelings in New York.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 03/24/09