Spy Magazine

Spy magazine was founded in 1986 by Kurt Andersen and E. Graydon Carter. It briefly ceased publication in 1994, returned, and finally died in 1998. In its later incarnations it was edited by Tony Hendra and later Bruno Maddox. It was named for the gossip magazine in the film The Philadelphia Story.

Books

• Separated at Birth? (1988, ISBN 0385247443): A collection of photos from "Separated at Birth?"
• Spy Magazine Presents The Warhol Diaries Index (1989)
• Private Lives of Public Figures (Drew Friedman, cartoons from Spy, 1990)
• Spy Notes on McInerney's "Bright Lights, Big City/Janowitz's "Slaves of New York"/Ellis's "Less Than Zero" and All Those Other Hip Urban Novels of the 1980s (1989, ISBN 0385247451): A Cliffs Notes-style look at the literature of the eighties
• Separated at Birth? 2: The Saga Continues (1990, ISBN 0385410999)
• Spy High (1992)