Contributors

T. D. Allman, V.F.'s foreign correspondent, is a former Edward R. Murrow fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations.

Martin Amis is the author of seven books. His latest novel, London Fields, will be out in paperback (Vintage) this spring.

Ben Brantley reports regularly from Europe and Los Angeles.

Bob Colacello is the author of Holy Terror: Andy Warhol Close Up (HarperCollins).

Peter Collier's The Fondas:

A Hollywood Dynasty (Putnam), excerpted in this issue, will be out in January. He is the author, with David Horowitz, of The Rockefellers and The Kennedys (Summit).

Amy Fine Collins is the author of American Impressionism (W. H. Smith).

Lynn Hirschberg covers the business of Hollywood and the media for V.F.

Jesse Kornbluth is writing a book about Wall Street in the 1980s for Random House.

Annie Leibovitz, a V.F. contributing photographer, is working on her second collection of photographs (HarperCollins), to be published next fall.

Paul Rosen field has joined V.F. as a contributing editor. His first book, The Club (Warner), will be out next year.

Stephen Schiff, V.F.'s critic-at-large, is a film critic for National Public Radio.

John Seabrook has written for Manhattan, inc. and The New Yorker.

James Wolcott has written for Harper's, The New Republic, and the London Observer.