I love fall, I love New York and I love The New Yorker magazine, a literary publication that was first issued in 1925. But, what I love more than anything in the world is New York and The New Yorker in the fall. If you’re anything as obsessed with comfy sweaters and scarves and colorful and crunchy leaves blowing around in the wind, then you HAVE to check out some of my favorite autumn The New Yorker covers from the past. If you weren’t excited about fall before, you will be now!
Check it out and be sure to subscribe to The New Yorker here! And remember, if you’re somebody who loves fiction and cartoons and poetry and current events and more, there’s a special deal going on for all college students for a reasonably priced subscription where you only have to pay 50 cents a week!
October, 1926
October, 1937
October, 1946
October, 1953
October, 1955
October, 1960
October, 1976
October, 1981
November, 1997
October, 2006
November, 2009
November, 2015
I’m dying for the leaves to change and to carve a pumpkin or two! Clearly autumn in New York hasn’t changed in the past 8 decades so if you haven’t experienced a New York fall yet, definitely put it on your to-do list. But until then, keep looking at the amazing captures of a NY fall all thanks to the fabulous New Yorker!
Happy fall, Collegiettes!