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New Yorker staff writer, Vogue contributing editor, semi-pro eavesdropper, overcaffeinated earth child. Now writing THE PRIVATE ORDER for Penguin Press.
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Books Aren’t Going Anywhere

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By Nathan Heller Verified
| The New Yorker Verified
Daunt, the most important man in bookselling, maintains that a literary culture is something booksellers are well placed to build.Photograph by Pari Dukovic for The New Yorker Does anyone read anymore? Every few years brings a new flurry of concern that books are a thing of the past. Look closely at the numbers, though—and talk to booksellers, editors, and young readers, as I did for my latest story—and you find evidence of a startling sea change.
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The New Age of Reading

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By Nathan Heller Verified
| The New Yorker Verified
It was the Friday before Labor Day, a lowering sun, when James Daunt, the most important man in bookselling, spilled off a train and turned to work. He had reached the end of the track in New Jersey. His destination, the Barnes & Noble in Eatontown, was three miles in from the shore.
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Inside Demna’s Gucciverse: How Fashion’s Restless Disrupter Is Reinvigorating the Global Mega-Brand

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By Nathan Heller Verified
| Vogue Philippines Verified
On a bright, crisp February morning in Milan, a day before a make-or-break show, Demna, once the leading iconoclast of French fashion and now the artistic director of Gucci, tours his offices with a curious air of calm. “ Obviously, I’m a bit stressed—but I feel good,” he says, raking his eyes around a studio trimmed in a style unmistakably his own. A pair of leather sofas rest near full-length windows. Patchwork curtains by the artist Pia Camil trace the wall.
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