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Nat Segnit’s Journalist Portfolio

Abandon All Hope

Abandon All Hope

A naked man grabs me by the lapels and bares his teeth in frustration. I say naked, when I mean clad in a ski…

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Blast from the Past

Blast from the Past

You would never have something of this scale in the United States," says Kathryn Rosewitz, originally from Mi…

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New Movies

New Movies

New Movies - From the November 2015 issue Early on in the movie adaptation of Uzodinma Iweala's 2005 novel, B…

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Ben Lerner's multiple futures

Ben Lerner's multiple futures

What is it about writing about writing that gets up people's noses? Applauding the brilliance and originality…

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Jolly Jingoism, by Matthew Sherrill, Nat Segnit

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By Matthew Sherrill, Nat Segnit
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Photograph by Niki Segnit Puy du Fou is a popular theme park occupying some 140 acres in a rural region of western France. Eschewing traditional amusement park rides in favor of elaborate historical stage shows and immersive “period villages,” the park attracted an astonishing three million visitors last year. The French newspaper Le Figaro has proclaimed it the best theme park in the world. But it might also be the most controversial, as Nat Segnit points out in his article for the May issue.
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The Car-Crash Conspiracy [$] By Patrick Radden Keefe for The New Yorker

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By Amy Chozick Verified, Brandon Holtz, Nat Segnit
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Kit Chellel is an award-winning journalist at Bloomberg and Businessweek Magazine, covering sports gambling, financial scandals, state-sponsored espionage, and more. He is coauthor, with Matthew Campbell, of Dead in the Water, which was shortlisted for the Financial Times Business Book of the Year Award. His newest book is Lucky Devils: The True Story of Three Rebel Gamblers Who Beat the Odds and Changed the Game.
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Past Perfect, by Nat Segnit

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By Nat Segnit
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The entrance to the immersive show “La Renaissance du Château.” All photographs of Puy du Fou, November 2025, by France Keyser for Harper’s Magazine © France Keyser/MYOP It’s when the branches of the animatronic tree sprout swords and start swinging at Tristan that I think, Hang on. Puy du Fou is a theme park devoted to French history. Isn’t King Arthur British?
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