appointed editor. "Deluxe is here because a group of people got tired of being told that the same clapped-out subjects were the be-all and end-all of men's interests," announced Harrison prior to the publication of the first issue in May 1998. Deluxe failed to achieve circulation close to the 150,000 target that had been set for it. A redesign after four issues failed to turn around its fortunes and Logan decided to close the title in December 1998 with advertising manager Rod Sopp citing lacklustre sales. Later life After selling Wagadon, Nick Logan retired from publishing. In 2012 he contributed the catalogue introduction to the exhibition Lloyd Johnson: The Modern Outfitter. Between 2012 and 2017 Logan worked with author Paul Gorman on his book The Story Of The Face: The Magazine That Changed Culture. In November 2017 Logan took part in the in-conversation event The Story Of The Face at Central Saint Martin's, London. Logan divides his time between London and Portugal. Legacy of The Face In 2011 DJ Giles Field donated his complete run of The Face issues to the permanent collection of London's Design Museum. In November 2017, Thames & Hudson published Paul Gorman's The Story Of The Face: The Magazine That Changed Culture, with a foreword by Dylan Jones and contributions from Nick Logan. References Further reading The Story Of The Face: The Magazine That Changed Culture by Paul Gorman, foreword by Dylan Jones, Thames & Hudson, 2017 External links Brief history of the NME at BBC.co.uk 1947 births English magazine editors English male journalists Living people NME writers People from Lincoln, England