Leo Carey

Leo Carey, a Senior Editor at The New Yorker for 25 years, shares insights on the intricate writer-editor dynamic. He humorously navigates professional relationships and dream interpretations, reflecting on collaboration and creative ownership. Carey discusses the art of brevity in writing, emphasizing clarity over length. He dives into celebrity culture's impact on storytelling, sparked by a dream involving J.Lo's iconic dress. The conversation is rich with personal experiences, highlighting the emotional sensitivities in editorial work.