The American Society of Magazine Editors (ASME) National Magazine Awards winners were named last night. Here’s a quick recap of the winners in each category.
Magazine of the Year
WINNER: Time
General Excellence, Print
General-Interest Magazines – Honors large-circulation weeklies, biweeklies, and general-interest monthlies
WINNER: Bloomberg Businessweek
Women’s Magazines – Honors women’s magazines, including health and fitness magazines and family-centric publications
WINNER: O, The Oprah Magazine
Lifestyle Magazines – Honors food, travel, and shelter magazines, as well as city and regional publications
WINNER: House Beautiful
Active- and Special-Interest Magazines – Honors magazines serving targeted audiences, including enthusiast titles
WINNER: Inc.
Thought-Leader Magazines – Honors literary, scholarly, and professional publications, as well as small-circulation general-interest magazines
WINNER: IEEE Spectrum
Design
WINNER: GQ
Photography
WINNER: Vogue
News and Documentary Photography
WINNER: Harper’s Magazine, for “Juvenile Injustice,” October
Feature Photography
WINNER: The New York Times Magazine, for “Touch of Evil,” Dec. 11
Single-Issue Topic
WINNER: New York, for “The Encyclopedia of 9/11,” Sept. 5-12
Magazine Section
WINNER: New York, for “Strategist”
Personal Service
WINNER: Glamour, for “The Secret That Kills Four Women a Day,” June
Leisure Interests
WINNER: Saveur, for “Italian American,” December
Public Interest
WINNER: The New Yorker, for “The Invisible Army,” June 6
Reporting
WINNER: The New Yorker, for “The Apostate,” Feb. 14 and 21
Feature Writing
WINNER: Esquire, for “Heavenly Father!” October
Profile Writing
WINNER: D Magazine, for “He Is Anonymous,” April
Essays and Criticism
WINNER: New York, for “Paper Tigers,” May 16
Columns and Commentary
WINNER: Vanity Fair, for columns by Christopher Hitchens
Fiction
WINNER: Zoetrope: All-Story, for “The Hox River Window,” Fall
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