Complete works of Thomas J. Vinciguerra (50)

1. 1987 Editor and contributing writer · Columbia College Today and Columbia Magazine
2. 2001 The Week (founding editor, U.S.) · Magazine
3. 2003 “For Author of ‘Prozac Nation,’ Delayed Film Is a Downer” · New York Times, Nov. 9
4. 2004 The Varsity Show: A Celebration · New York: Columbia University Press, 2004
5. 2004 “Somehow He Never Got ‘No Respect’” · New York Times, Oct. 10
6. 2006 “Living Legacies: Jacques Barzun ’27” · Columbia College Today, Jan.
7. 2006 “Star Trek, the Forgotten Frontier: 1970s Animation” · New York Times, Dec. 3
8. 2006 “There Are No Small Parts, Only Long Memories” · New York Times, Oct. 8
9. 2007 “Nobody Knows the Tribbles He’s Seen” · New York Times, Dec. 16
10. 2009 “Flying Cars: An Idea Whose Time Has Never Come” · New York Times, Apr. 12
11. 2010 “The Teacher and the Trappist” (Ted de Bary on Thomas Merton) · Columbia Magazine
12. 2011 Backward Ran Sentences (ed.) · Anthology
13. 2011 Backward Ran Sentences: The Best of Wolcott Gibbs From The New Yorker · New York: Bloomsbury USA, 2011
14. 2011 Review of Michael Murray, Jacques Barzun: Portrait of a Mind · Columbia Magazine
15. 2011 “It’s Not Good to Be the King” · Wall Street Journal, Dec. 21
16. 2011 “Nibs and Nibbles” · Columbia Magazine, Summer
17. 2011 “Smoking Rules” · Columbia Magazine, Winter 2011–12
18. 2012 “Dreams from My Mater” · Columbia Magazine, Summer
19. 2012 “March Madness” · Columbia Magazine, Winter 2012–13
20. 2012 “Space Avengers” · Columbia Magazine, Fall this record
21. 2013 “Safe at Home” · Columbia Magazine, Summer
22. 2013 “Speech of Angels” · Columbia Magazine, Fall
23. 2014 “Cloak Room” · Columbia Magazine, Fall
24. 2014 “Highs in Low” · Columbia Magazine, Spring
25. 2014 “The Obituary Lottery” · New York Times Sunday Review, Aug. 16
26. 2015 Cast of Characters: Wolcott Gibbs, E.B. White, James Thurber, and the Golden Age of The New Yorker · W.W. Norton, 2015
27. 2015 Cast of Characters: The Golden Age of The New Yorker · Non-fiction
28. 2015 “For Our Eyes Only” (Ernest L. Cuneo, first Bond film sketch artist) · Columbia Magazine
29. 2015 “Hamilton is in the House” · Columbia Magazine, Winter 2015–16
30. 2015 “How Cartoons Helped Define The New Yorker” · Nieman Reports, Nov. 10
31. 2015 “Treasure Quest” · Columbia Magazine, Fall
32. 2015 “Where Thurber and Co. Knocked It Back” · The Daily Beast, Nov. 14
33. 2016 “How to Speak of the Dead” · New York Times, Jan. 30
34. 2016 “Let's Go Clubbing” · Columbia Magazine, Winter 2016–17
35. 2016 “The Science Sticklers Who Kept Star Trek in Line” · Scientific American, Sept. 8
36. 2016 “Times resurfaces an opinion column with a colorful history” · Columbia Journalism Review, Dec. 19
37. 2016 “Want me to write for free? I’ve got two one-syllable words for you” · Columbia Journalism Review, Dec. 27
38. 2016 “Who Stole My ‘Star Trek’?” · New York Times, Sept. 8
39. 2017 “Babylon Revisited” · Columbia Magazine, Winter 2017–18
40. 2017 “Hell hath no fury like The New York Times scorned by Hollywood” · Columbia Journalism Review, May 1
41. 2017 “John Ashbery, Poet, in All His Hunky Glory” · New York Times, Sept. 12
42. 2017 “Revenge of the copy editors: Grammar pros find internet stardom” · Columbia Journalism Review, Feb. 27
43. 2017 “The Education of Neil Gorsuch” · Columbia Magazine
44. 2018 Review of Joseph Epstein, Charm: The Elusive Enchantment · Wall Street Journal, Oct. 11
45. 2018 “A Provost’s Reflections” (David B. Truman on 1968) · Columbia Magazine
46. 2018 “Bond. James Bond. Husband.” · New York Times, Apr. 26
47. 2019 “50 Years Later, This Bond Film Should Finally Get Its Due” · New York Times, Dec. 27
48. 2019 “BioBus Brings Science to the Streets” · Columbia Magazine, Summer
49. 2019 “The Editor Who Made ‘The Gray Lady’ Great” (Theodore M. Bernstein) · Columbia College Today, Spring
50. 2020 “Sean Connery: From Tentative Secret Agent to Suave Bond” · New York Times, Oct. 31