Nathan King

New York

Deputy Editor at AIR MAIL

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Articles

"The Great Gatsby" At 100-The Mystery Surrounding the Great American Novel Endures

2 weeks ago | airmail.news | Nathan King

F. Scott Fitzgerald’s final royalty check was for $13.13, making him the recipient of a double dose of bad luck. By 1940, the novel he thought to be his masterpiece, The Great Gatsby, was very nearly out of print, and the woman he regarded as the love of his life, Zelda Fitzgerald, was living across the country, in and out of mental hospitals.
Travel Luxuriously with an Aleon Suitcase at a Discount Price

1 month ago | airmail.news | Nathan King

CARRY Aleon Sometimes it pays to look like a rich tourist and sometimes it doesn’t. If you’re checking into the Crillon, you don’t want to be pulling a tattered old Samsonite behind you. But wandering through a souk with a Rimowa, you’re suddenly a mark. The Northern California–based Aleon seems to have sensed this dilemma and has designed their range of cases accordingly.
Air Mail Presents "Leave the Gun, Take the Cannoli"

2 months ago | airmail.news | Nathan King

In AIR MAIL’s latest podcast, never-before-heard interviews with the likes of Robert Evans and James Caan chronicle the making of The Godfather About four and a half years ago, AIR MAIL’s Co-Editor Graydon Carter forwarded me a movie script he had been sent about the making of The Godfather. It was a dramatized version of the story, but a fairly accurate, captivating one, and Graydon thought it might serve as the basis for a great podcast on the subject.
Danielle Sassoon, Employee of the Month

2 months ago | airmail.news | Nathan King

Danielle Sassoon, the Trump-appointed interim U.S. attorney who resigned rather than obey Attorney General Pam Bondi’s order to drop the corruption case against New York City mayor Eric Adams. “I understand my duty as a prosecutor to mean enforcing the law impartially, and that includes prosecuting a validly returned indictment regardless whether its dismissal would be politically advantageous, to the defendant or to those who appointed me.” →
If You’re Somewhere Between a Gearhead and a Cinephile, IMCDb Is for You

2 months ago | airmail.news | Nathan King

DRIVE IMCDb Few Web sites are more beloved among movie buffs than IMDb (Internet Movie Database). Before it existed, unless you were best friends withQuentin Tarantino, there was no simple way to find out which actors were in a movie, what other pictures they’d been in, the names of a film’s cast and crew, and so forth. Unfortunately, the one feature it lacks is the ability to tell you which cars, trucks, and motorcycles are in a movie.
Hellenistic Jewish Monism: A Forgotten (or Overlooked) Tradition?

2 months ago | medium.com | Nathan King

Exploring the intersection of Greek philosophy and Jewish theology in the ancient world. Nathan King·Follow8 min read·--Photo de Aleksandra Sapozhnikova sur UnsplashAfter Alexander the Great’s 4th-century BCE conquests, Greek culture spread like wildfire across the Eastern Mediterranean. Cities like Alexandria became bustling idea hubs, where Jewish thinkers mingled with philosophers from schools like Platonism, Stoicism, and Aristotelianism, blending these with Hebrew teachings.
Air Mail Hosts a Dinner in Celebration of “Conclave,” Edward Berger’s Vatican Film

Dec 13, 2024 | airmail.news | Nathan King

You’d be hard-pressed to find a place better suited to a private dinner than the Lambs Room at Keens Steakhouse, on 36th Street. On the evening of December 5, when AIR MAIL and PEN America hosted a dinner in celebration of director Edward Berger and his Vatican film, Conclave, the room had already adopted its annual holiday glow and was primed for a gathering as intimate—if less fraught—as the one suggested by the movie’s title.
Downtown New York Theater Metrograph Starts a Magazine

Dec 13, 2024 | airmail.news | Nathan King

GIFT Metrograph The best gifts are like a great dream, both familiar and totally out of the blue. So when the Metrograph, New York’s beloved independent cinema, launched a self-titled magazine last month, I thought, “What a great stocking stuffer.” But after a few days, it became clear that everyone on my list already had a copy.
Meet Paolo Martorano, New York's Tailor to the Stars

Nov 29, 2024 | airmail.news | Nathan King

In New York, people generally end up with the real estate they deserve. Creative directors of dubious talent settle in over-renovated Tribeca lofts, bankers form rookeries in glass apartment towers that look just like their offices, solitary artists hoard good light in their vast studios, and cash-strapped eccentrics button themselves into improbably nice apartments with huge terraces overlooking the park, causing all who visit to ask, How on earth did you find this place?
Bar Oliver Is Unlike Any Diner in New York City

Nov 8, 2024 | airmail.news | Nathan King

DINE Bar Oliver Imagine a perfectly normal, classic New York restaurant: a place with some lacquered wood (but not too much!) that serves food with a regional Spanish influence but isn’t fanatical about it; where a Julian Schnabel mural decorates the walls, but they don’t really advertise it. Bar Oliver, recently opened by the gentlemen behind Mimi, Mr. Fong’s, Casino, and various other downtown canteens, is such a place.