The New Yorker publishes 47 times per year. This schedule equates to roughly weekly issues, with five double issues spanning two weeks each.
Publication Details
The magazine shifted from a strict weekly format (52 issues) to 47 issues annually, incorporating planned combined editions as noted on covers. These double issues typically occur during holidays or slower periods, ensuring consistent delivery for subscribers.
Content and Availability
Each print issue features journalism, fiction, cartoons, and essays, supplemented by daily online content like articles and puzzles. Subscriptions cover these 47 print editions, with digital access providing more frequent updates.
