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David Carr

Posted inEditor's Pick

1999 Was The Last Time Everything Was Fine

by Sari Botton January 6, 2017October 19, 2022

A personal essay nostalgically looking back at 1999, a buoyant time for the economy and publishing–before the bursting of the dot com bubble, a stock market crash, and the plane crash that killed John F. Kennedy Jr., Carolyn Bessett Kennedy, and her sister.

Posted inNonfiction, Quotes

Erin Lee Carr’s Moving Tribute to Her Father, David Carr

by heymarkarms May 7, 2015October 19, 2022

The other day I got some good news and, wanting to share it, reflexively typed “dad” into my phone. There are moments in grief when the finality sets in, and here it was: I would never be able to hear his voice again. But I’ve realized, strangely, that instead of resenting the Internet, I’m grateful […]

Posted inNonfiction, Reading List, Top 5

The Top 5 Longreads of the Week

by Longreads February 13, 2015October 19, 2022

Our favorite stories of the week featuring David Carr, California Sunday, New York Review of Books, New Republic, and ESPN.

Posted inNonfiction, Reading List

David Carr: 1956-2015

by heymarkarms February 12, 2015October 19, 2022

David Carr, the acclaimed journalist, media columnist for The New York Times, and author of the bestselling Night of the Gun, died February 2015 in New York at the age of 58. Here is a brief reading list of stories by and about Carr, his life and work. It doesn’t even begin to cover it. […]

Posted inNonfiction, Reading List

David Carr: 1956-2015

by heymarkarms February 12, 2015October 19, 2022

David Carr, the acclaimed journalist, media columnist for The New York Times, and author of the bestselling Night of the Gun, died February 2015 in New York at the age of 58. Here is a brief reading list of stories by and about Carr, his life and work. It doesn’t even begin to cover it. […]

Posted inUncategorized
by Longreads September 19, 2012October 19, 2022

“Neil Young Comes Clean.” — David Carr, New York Times Magazine More by Carr

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