Photographer Sally Mann is a collector: not of possessions, like her husband Larry, who saves everything from dead birds to busted toasters in the attic of their home in rural Virginia, but of sentences, images and moments.
You can learn a lot about an editor from reading the publication they edit. Consider Graydon Carter, former editor-in-chief of Vanity Fair, whose new memoir is titled When the Going was Good: An Editor’s Adventures During the Last Golden Age of Magazines.
It’s a rainy evening and you turn on the television to find your favorite sitcom. A small wave of comfort washes over you and you let that feeling settle you deeper into the couch.
