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Article: New Yorker, Atlantic Monthly Lead National Magazine Awards
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- The Washington Post
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- May 2, 2002
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The New Yorker and the Atlantic Monthly -- the two top-winning
magazines in the history of the National Magazine Awards -- each took
three more of the annual prizes yesterday.
Nominated in nine categories, the New Yorker won prizes for essay,
profile and fiction writing. Jonathan Franzen, author of the best-
selling novel "The Corrections," won the essay award for "My Father's
Brain," an account of losing a parent to Alzheimer's disease. Veteran
reporter Ken Auletta won the profile prize for his two-part piece on
tycoon Ted Turner. And the fiction prize was awarded to stories by
Alice Munro, E.L. Doctorow and Akhil Sharma.
"I was delighted for Auletta and Franzen," New Yorker Editor David ...
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Article: New Yorker 3 Wins Magazine Awards
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May 3, 2000 ;
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... ... Online 05-03-2000 New Yorker 3 Wins Magazine Awards NEW YORK (AP) -- The New Yorker took top honors at ... Other winners included National Geographic, which won the general ... than 1 million. The New Yorker won the general prize ...
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