Contributors
Eliza Griswold (“A Dangerous Friend,” p. 40), a contributing writer, won the 2019 Pulitzer Prize for general nonfiction for “Amity and Prosperity.” Her latest book is “If Men, Then: Poems.” George Booth (“The Evening Stroll,” p. 59) has contributed cartoons to The New Yorker since 1969. Elly Bookman (Poem, p. 70) received the 2017 Lorraine Williams Poetry Prize from The Georgia Review. Joshua Kosman and Henri Picciotto (“Cryptic Crossword,” p. 57), a classical music critic for the San Francisco Chronicle and a math educator, respectively, are the constructors of “Out of Left Field,” a weekly cryptic crossword. Tomi Um (“Where’s Eustace?,” p. 50), an illustrator based in Brooklyn, is at work on a children’s picture book. Paolo Pasco (“The Impossible Crossword,” p. 58) is a contributor to the American Values Club crossword and a crossword…