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The ‘Golden Age’ was the Golden Age because magazines were phenomenal then—all editors were firing on all cylinders, and everybody was the competition. Graydon Carter I’m a writer and the former deputy editor of Vanity… Read More »The Going Was Very, Very Good | Graydon Carter