Mrs. Brown added that she only accepted this work after her mother agreed to move to New York to help her children. “During all this, Graydon’s name appeared as a possible alternative candidate,” she wrote, adding that she was “so supported by Graydon’s angry memory.”
“She was extremely secret and violent in her decision -making,” she continued, adding, “He never asked me if I think Graydon would be a good editor of Vanity Fair!” Most people thought that if I left, I would follow me Adam MossAnd I was surprised by Graydon’s selection because he had no experience with Glossies, but he showed up well. ”
In a telephone interview, Mrs Brown said, “I would like to point out that when I left New Yorker six and a half years later, why didn’t he give Graydon? He gave it to David Remnice! ”
Mr. Carter said he was feared on Vanity Fair during the first years that he would be released. “Until then,” he said, “I had three children and the fourth child on my way.” I wasn’t even an American citizen, so I just wanted to keep my job. If I took over Sports Illustrated, I would go to sports events. ”
In the book he writes that first were advertisers and employees in the rebellion. Several Allies Holdover Brown – who dubbed the version of Mr. Carter’s magazine “Missing Flair” – was “deeply hostile and subversive”, making culture “poisonous” at the workplace. Finally he burned the loyalists and picked up the cloud.
“Despite the fact that I am in the heart of the beta male man, it moved me, at least in some eyes, closer to the category of Alpha,” he writes. Then he climbed up and won 300 pages of advertising for nearly $ 100,000 per page, reporting – impossible to imagine it now. Despite the fact that he once spilled ice coffee on the white carpet of Mr. Newhouse, Pinto turned it, both created a nearby bond.
