Janet groth writes of her 21 years at the magazine.

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Webjanet groth recalls the two decades she spent as a receptionist for the new yorker in this memoir that details the comings and goings, marriages and divorces,.

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It is a path through love affairs, despair, and attempted suicide.

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Webin addition to taking messages, she ran interference for jealous wives checking on adulterous husbands, drank with famous writers at famous watering holes.

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