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The Years with Ross

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The Years with Ross is a book by James Thurber that recounts his experiences working with Harold W. Ross, the founder and editor of The New Yorker magazine. Ross, who developed the magazine from its inception in 1925, significantly influenced American humor, fiction, and reportage. Thurber joined The New Yorker in 1927 as a managing editor and staff writer, contributing to its distinctive tone. The book offers insights into Ross's unique editorial style and his relationships with the writers and artists who contributed to the magazine's success.12

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