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By Conan Liang
Noah M. Silver ’10, who is also a Crimson associate editorial chair, won the second-place Philip Hofer Prize for his collection, “Figbash and the Wild Things: The Illustrations of Edward St. John Gorey and Maurice Sendak.”
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