Graydon Carter is putting some of the old Vanity Fair band back together for his new venture.
The first edition of Graydon Carter’s Air Mail is coming up and he has a lot of familiar names on hand for the launch.
First up is Michael Hainey, who is now a deputy editor at Air Mail and thought to have joined up very soon after his departure from Esquire, when Jay Fielden left as editor in chief. Early on in his career, Hainey worked for Carter while the latter was editor in chief of Spy magazine. Among them is Jim Kelly, a contributing editor to VF for almost a deacade under Carter who is Air Mail’s new books editor. Bridget Arsenault will be Air Mail’s London editor, having worked in the city for Vanity Fair for almost a decade, too, and Bob Mankoff, who left The New Yorker in 2017 after 20 years, will be the new cartoon editor. Marc Leyer, who spent 17 years as VF’s director of finance and business operations, is taking up that role at Air Mail.
There are also a few additions who have not worked directly in editorial with Carter at some point in his long magazine career. Ashley Baker, executive director of fashion blog Daily Front Row, is Air Mail’s style editor. The chief technology officer is John Tornow, one of three cofounders of Zig, a news organizing app that Carter invested in. Isabelle Harvie-Watt is also on as a strategic adviser.
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