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Bookmark or Share- Joseph Mitchell: Street Life - The New YorkerThe Manhattan memoir that Joseph Mitchell began in the late sixties and early seventies, but never finished, is an ode to the ornamentation of the city’s old buildings, churches, hotels and ...
- The Old House at Home - The New YorkerJoseph Mitchell’s classic 1940 story about McSorley’s Old Ale House, which opened in 1854 and remains one of the oldest bars in the city.
- Joseph Mitchell’s Ear for New York | The New YorkerMitchell was New York’s first true biographer; he paired a reporter’s precision with a novelist’s sense of narrative to create a series of intricate and revelatory profiles of the city in ...
- Eighty-Five from the Archive: Joseph Mitchell | The New YorkerTo get a sense of Mitchell’s unique place in the history of The New Yorker, browse the tributes that were paid to him after his death by writers such as Roger Angell, Nancy Franklin, Calvin ...
- Joseph Mitchell Latest Articles - The New YorkerJoseph Mitchell is Joseph Mitchell, who died in 1996, began writing for the magazine in 1933. on The New Yorker. Read Joseph Mitchell's bio and get latest news stories and articles.
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