Clay Felker's New York is a wall you run smack into, even now, if you sit down and try to type anything true, factually reported, and at a length longer than your own editor hopes for.

Oct. 2, 1925 July 1, 2008 Clay Felker, a visionary editor who was widely credited with inventing the formula for the modern magazine, giving it energetic expression in a glossy weekly named for ...

Clay Felker remade American journalism—and had the kind of outsize life that even he might have found impressive. As witnessed by Gail Sheehy, Gloria Steinem, Gore Vidal, Milton Glaser, Richard ...

Clay Felker: Made New York Into A Magazine By John Koblin and Spencer Morgan After Clay Felker passed away Tuesday morning in Manhattan, The Observer spoke to some who knew him well.

According to everyone, Clay Felker’s New York magazine was the best. “Clay Felker’s New York” is a phrase that refers to a man (who died Tuesday from throat cancer at age 82, at his home ...

Clay Felker, the visionary New York magazine editor and UC Berkeley educator who fostered New Journalism talents like Tom Wolfe and whose strong point-of-view style continues to resonate in ...

Clay Felker, the legendary magazine editor who defined New York’s state of mind long before Billy Joel did, died yesterday at the age of 82. A magazine-editing titan at a time when magazines … ...

I thought of this when people started asking for comments on the life, times and death of the incomparable editor personified, Clay Felker. "The only reason for being a professional writer is that ...

Clay Felker, who revolutionized the magazine genre as founding editor of New York, bringing readers a smart, sassy mix of gossip and news that was replicated relentlessly across the country, died ...