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How Will Evans Became an Accidental (and Wildly Successful) Entrepreneur - D Magazine
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As he builds his independent publishing house and bookstore Deep Vellum, Will Evans is sparking a literary movement in Dallas.
From D CEO March 2023 Subscribe Advertisement I was only a few steps into Deep Vellum before I bumped into a table with one of my favorite author’s latest books on it. I had not read it but had been meaning to; after I finished perusing the store, I picked it up to purchase. As I opened the pages to thumb through the colorful hardback, I saw it was a signed copy. What were the chances? Finding a signed copy from one of my favorite authors was a serendipitous moment. But behind the scenes, Deep Vellum and its CEO Will Evans have been working for years to make these moments happen. The independe
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