Hello, hello.
The third incarnation of The Print Edition is here. Meet The Summer Issue, just in time for relaxation, grilling and nostalgic beer. The cover is a wonderful Fairfield Porter painting of Maine, which sets the right tone for where we want to be.
In the pages we’ve got Graydon Carter on banned words and Brian Gallagher embracing truck life. John Brodie heads to the Bahamas while Yasi Salek remembers Lollapalooza 1995. Josh Condon warns us about summer menswear gone wrong, Al James reveals what’s in his very full garage and Tony Traina files a field watch report. You’ll also learn about the art of house-guesting from Nathan King, our writer-at-large, and discover the Mister Softee order from Significant New Yorkers™.
There are drawings by the great John Segal and a conversation between, wait for it, Michael and Coggins.
Thanks to Crockett & Jones and all our advertisers for all their support.
We’re into The Summer Issue, we think you’ll be into it.
So order your copy here or find them out in the world at our beloved newsstands.
Enjoy the season!
DC & MW
