The event at McNally Jackson Books Seaport featured a conversation between Emily Nussbaum and Susan Morrison regarding her biography of Lorne Michaels. However, the real highlight was the chaotic email thread that ensued from the invitation, generating comedic replies from many notable personalities in comedy and publishing. Even as it somewhat overwhelmed inboxes, it showcased a sense of community and humor among the participants. Morrison humorously noted the need for better email practices for future events, while Nussbaum expressed her delight in the digital chaos.
The email chaos from an invitation sparked replies from comedic and publishing elites, muddling inboxes while showcasing humor and camaraderie among the New Yorker community.
Emily Nussbaum revels in digital chaos, suggesting the humor found in the email threads reflects a broader connection among the New Yorker contributors.
Tina Fey's instructional video on Gmail exemplified the playful tone of the thread, as she lightheartedly addressed the flood of replies.
Morrison confirmed future events will be better managed to avoid similar email mess, indicative of the lighthearted but serious approach to professional events.
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