FAQ: Editorial
- How can I get my book reviewed by The New York Review of Books?
- Can you send me the email address for one of your contributors?
- Can I reprint material from the Review?
- Can I put a link to this site on my own site?
- Where can I buy drawings by David Levine?
Please send all books to Robert Silvers, who is the magazine's editor.
The address is:
The New York Review of Books
435 Hudson Street, Suite 300
New York, NY 10014
As we receive many books each day for review consideration, we do not keep a log of the books that arrive. If a book is reviewed, we will send you a copy of the review once it has been published.
We are not able to provide contact information for contributors to the Review; however, you can send a letter in care of the editors, who will forward it. If you are interested in responding to a review, article or letter by a specific author or contributor, please contact the editors.
For permission to reprint, copy, or distribute material published in the Review, please contact the Review's business manager, Raymond Shapiro, by fax at 212 333-5374.
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You can purchase a reproduction of any drawing in our online gallery.