Betsy Pochoda, who passed away at 83, was a prominent editor whose impactful work spanned various levels of New York print media. Notable for her roles at The Nation and contributing to prestigious publications like Vanity Fair and Entertainment Weekly, she was characterized by her intense focus and passion. Her editorial style fostered deep connections with writers, illuminating their voices while broadening her reputation for versatility and insight. Pochoda's eclectic career symbolized a democratic sensibility in journalism, garnering widespread respect and admiration from her peers and collaborators.
"Betsy's focus was a gift, an acknowledgment that she'd seen something in you that aligned with her own formidable intellect and comprehensive passions."
"Betsy became a kind of editorial ronin, taking her scholar's rigor, eclecticist's curiosity, and sensualist's delight with novelty, humor, and diversity to a truly eclectic range of publications."
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