Lisa Miller
Lisa Miller is a contributing editor at New York magazine. She is the former religion columnist for the Washington Post, former senior editor of Newsweek magazine, and author of “Heaven: Our Enduring Fascination with the Afterlife.” She is a multi-year winner of the New York Newswomen’s Club prize for feature writing and has been a finalist for the National Magazine Award.
Cover Stories
A Selection of Lisa Miller’s Award-Winning Cover Stories for New York Magazine and Newsweek
by Lisa Miller
Five years ago, Sandy Ocasio-Cortez was working the brunch shift at a bar off of Union Square…
by Lisa Miller
As the best Yankees relief pitcher of all time ponders retirement, he looks to God for guidance
by Lisa Miller
A controversial program at a progressive New York school has some parents furious.
by Lisa Miller
When the medical establishment ignored the women who knew that they were losing their minds.
by Lisa Miller
Lost in the argument about ‘leaning in’ is a new breed of modern women who are purposefully ‘leaning out.”
by Lisa Miller
How America learned to stop worrying about worrying and pop its pills instead.
— David Hogg
by Lisa Miller
Parkland and beyond: a new generation of anti-gun advocates
by Lisa Miller
As Covid spreads throughout New York, who lives, who dies, who tells the story.
by Lisa Miller
New Parents over 50 – child-rearing’s final frontier.
by Lisa Miller
What he believes—about God, about prayer, about the connection between salvation and personal responsibility
by Lisa Miller
Nothing is more politically vexing or personally crucial for Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney than the story of his faith.
by Lisa Miller
What Palin’s appeal to Christian women says about feminism and modern conservatism.