VIDA, a relatively new association for women in literary arts, recently published a somewhat shocking report showing a significant gender gap on the bylines in major magazines and publications in 2010. Steve Thorngate, assistant editor of The Christian Century, summarized those findings thusly: At the Atlantic, men outnumbered women by a three-to-one ratio. The New Yorker was only slightly better, and Harper's and the New Republic were worse. Worst of all? The New York Read More …