Introducing The Next Page, our new show about life after magazines, featuring a conversation with designer and bookseller Barbara deWilde

Described by The New York Times as “a kind of kitchen-sink New Yorker,” The Bitter Southerner began as a digital magazine and evolved into print. Cofounder Kyle Tibbs Jones talks about how the magazine got its start.

A conversation with Family Style founder, Joshua Glass

A conversation with New York editor David Haskell

A conversation with Creem’s JJ Kramer

A conversation with illustrator Steve Brodner (The Nation, The New Yorker, Esquire, more)

The Norman Rockwell Museum presents history-making women in US premiere of Anita Kunz’s Original Sisters.

A conversation with Max Meighen and Nicola Hamilton, the team behind Serviette.

A conversation with writer E. Jean Carroll (Elle, Esquire, Playboy, Outside, more)

A conversation with Afar editor Julia Cosgrove

A conversation with designer Richard Baker (Us Magazine, Life Magazine, Premiere, more)

A conversation with Maya Moumne, cofounder, Journal Safar and founder, Al Hayya

A conversation with Will Welch (Editor: GQ, The Fader, more)

A conversation with Troublemakers founders Yuto Miyamoto and Manami Inoue

A conversation with editor Dominique Browning (House & Garden, Esquire, Texas Monthly, more).

A conversation with Cake Zine founders, Tanya Bush and Aliza Abarbanel.

A conversation with Wired global editorial director Katie Drummond

A conversation with designer Fabien Baron (Harper's Bazaar, French Vogue, Interview, more)

A conversation with The New York Times’ Chief Creative Officer, Tom Bodkin

In this (potentially triggering) excerpt from his excellent book, Dilettante, author Dana Brown describes the beginning of the end in gory detail.