Natan Last is a crossword writer for publications such as The New Yorker and Hyperallergic. With a focus on national topics, Natan crafts engaging and thought-provoking crossword puzzles that challenge readers' knowledge and spark conversation. In addition to his crossword work, Natan also covers a range of cultural and political subjects in his articles, providing unique perspectives and insights.
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Natan's coverage spans a wide range of topics, including art, crosswords, politics, sports and society. Given that Natan writes opinion editorials and seasonal content with an emphasis on lifestyle and entertainment, they may be most interested in receiving pitches from experts or individuals who can provide unique perspectives or personal experiences related to these areas.
For example:
- Individuals with expertise in the arts could offer insights into current trends or controversies within the art world.
- Crossword enthusiasts or creators might have valuable input on making crosswords more inclusive.
- Political analysts could contribute informed opinions about societal developments and political issues covered by Natan.
Considering Natan's national focus in the United States, relevant pitches should ideally consider local context when applicable.
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