The New Yorker, an American magazine founded in 1925, is a kaleidoscope of comic and satirical texts by some of America’s finest writers. For all who’d like a glimpse on the magazine’s history, here is a true classic: a tongue-in-cheek autobiography by F. Scott Fitzgerald who was among the first to work for The New Yorker from 1929 to 1937.
A Biography in Beverages
