NEIMA JAHROMI is a fact-checker at The New Yorker by day and writes by night. He also flies by night, has it on your desk by morning, and drinks coffee by mid-afternoon.
JULIA WERTZ is a professional cartoonist, a part-time urban explorer, and an amateur historian. She lives in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
LAWRENCE WOOD is a civil legal-aid attorney. He also teaches a poverty-law seminar at the University of Chicago, which Justice Antonin Scalia dismissed as a waste of time.
ROZ CHAST is a cartoonist for The New Yorker and has written several books. Likes: birds, origami, art, things that are funny, New York, grilled cheese, the ocean. Dislikes: coconut, writing bios.
EDWARD STEED has been drawing cartoons for The New Yorker for more than two years. He wears gray…
