American author Fran Lebowitz is known for her acerbic wit, her distinctive style and her observations on modern society. The New Yorker - who had her literary start at Andy Warhol's magazine - lives a famously digitally-disconnected life. She's currently touring in Australia. | 7.30

Our first-ever digital-only issue, out now, features a series of interviews with leading figures in politics, literature, and the arts. To celebrate the issue, we asked our contributors about their most memorable interviews—and the interviews of their dreams (literally and figuratively). Explore the full issue: http://nyer.cm/kMmmM0O | The New Yorker

14K views · 233 reactions | Fran Lebowitz says she’d take Justin Trudeau over Donald Trump any day – and thinks even Margaret Trudeau would make a better leader of the free world. Adrienne Arsenault sat down with the author and outspoken social commentator this week in New York City. | CBC News: The National | Facebook