Hi, I am writing to the New Yorker digital editors. Thank you for the app, we use it a lot especially the audibles for my husband who has become blind. We enjoy the games especially the crossword puzzles. However, since the new version , I have lost my history of crosswords which I use to gauge how well I’m doing: speed , etc. is there a way to get back my history? Also, what happened to poetry? We miss the poems. It was difficulty finding where to write you re our comments. One seems to need a map or categories for type of stories. Best regards Questions / suggestions Hi, I am writing to the New Yorker digital editors. Thank you for the app, we use it a lot especially the audibles for my husband who has become blind. We enjoy the games especially the crossword puzzles. However, since the new version , I have lost my history of crosswords which I use to gauge how well I’m doing: speed , etc. is there a way to get back my history? Also, what happened to poetry? We miss the poems. It was difficulty finding where to write you re our comments. One seems to need a map or categories for type of stories.Best regards

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I grew up reading my mom‘s copies of The New Yorker. Before I could actually understand most I always loved the fiction and reading the comics. I would look forward to every new issue and as I got older, I started reading things that I was curious about and it was the first magazine that opened my eyes to the world. More so than Cosmo or other girly magazines that had sex and boyfriend quizzes that I wasn’t taking because when I was 16 I didn’t have many boyfriends. Bravo New Yorker for a brilliant 100 years! I can’t wait for the festival in October!!! Lifetime Reader I grew up reading my mom‘s copies of The New Yorker. Before I could actually understand most I always loved the fiction and reading the comics. I would look forward to every new issue and as I got older, I started reading things that I was curious about and it was the first magazine that opened my eyes to the world. More so than Cosmo or other girly magazines that had sex and boyfriend quizzes that I wasn’t taking because when I was 16 I didn’t have many boyfriends. Bravo New Yorker for a brilliant 100 years! I can’t wait for the festival in October!!!

New Yorker is my favorite and lately the only daily publication I read to see the news of the day. It is also source of learning something entirely new to me. The best of the best! New Yorker is my favorite and lately the only daily publication I read to see the news of the day. It is also source of learning something entirely new to me.