The New Yorker is an American magazine focused on journalism, commentary, criticism, essays, fiction, satire, cartoons, and poetry. The magazine was launched in 1925 as a weekly publication, though it is now published 47 times per year with 5 issues that cover a 2-week span of time. The magazine’s reviews and events listings typically focus on the New York City area but the magazine has a wide audience beyond New York City including an international readership. The magazine is currently published by Conde Nast and owned by Advance Publications of New York City. The New Yorker is known for its topical illustrated covers, commentary on Americana and popular culture, rigorous fact-checking and editing, focus on modern fiction, and journalism and social issues focus.

Subscriptions are available in digital-only or print and digital options, for 1 year or 3-month initial periods. Digital subscriptions that provide only a digital access copy of the magazine are available for $12.00 for the first 3 months. Print and digital subscriptions are available for either $12.00 for the first three months or $89.99 for the first 12 months of the subscriptions. All subscriptions renew automatically at the end of the initial paid period at the current subscription rate. Currently, annual digital-only subscriptions are billed at $99.99 per year at the regular rate while print and digital subscriptions are $149.99 per year in the USA, $159.99 per year in Canada, and $199.99 per year in the rest of the world at the regular rates. Subscriptions will continue to automatically renew until cancelled but may be cancelled at any time desired by the subscriber. More information on how to cancel your subscription to The New Yorker can be found below in order to assist you in cancelling.