Amy Xiaotian Wang (王晓天) is a writer and editor at The New York Times Magazine. She is interested in the ways in which money warps our everyday behaviors and desires.
She was previously a senior editor at Rolling Stone, and her journalism also appears in The Atlantic, Slate, Quartz, and The Economist.
Her fiction has been published in the likes of The Baffler and Joyland, nominated for the Pushcart Prize, and supported by an artist residency at the Virginia Center for Creative Arts.
Amy grew up in Beijing, Los Angeles and Phoenix. She graduated from Yale and currently lives in Manhattan with a three-legged dingo. She speaks fluent Mandarin and fairly reprehensible French. Her hand modeling portfolio (largely: sunscreen, jewelry, bacon) is available upon request.