
The story is not about what happened, it's about what the narrator makes of what happened.
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Dave Bromberg young.
AFTER RICHARD AND I GOT MARRIED, we had happy hour drinks in town with our friend Kam. For the first few weeks, we imagined the marriage dividend was we wouldn’t get on each other’s nerves as much as before. Then we st...
“Coffee” 1959 Richard Diebenkorn.
GOD, I LOVE WALKING IN A CITY. I remember times with a disappointment, all I could do was walk. It helped and it didn’t help. There’s no outwalking some feelings.
I love walking through Central Park with...
RYAN GOSLING’S HAIR. What a bunch of hair. The highlights. The back view swirl. The way it looks sexy and boyishly surfer dude even after pulling off a baseball cap.
I loved Project Hail Mary because it’s a romance. A romance is basically...
Screenshot from photograph in One Sings the Other Doesn’t” by Agnes Varda.
I’m republishing a piece I wrote a year and a half ago. Not a word has gathered dust. The stack has lots of new readers, and I want to make this writing available t...
Colette in a tuxedo in the 1910s.
I USED TO PRACTICE TAP STEPS while in the subway. Everyone danced on the platforms. The sound was sharp. It’s sexy to cut someone’s hair. When I was a bartender, I was generous with the alcohol. I...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Laurie Stone is author of six books, most recently "Streaming Now, Postcards from the Thing that is Happening," longlisted for the PEN/Diamonstein-Spielvogel Award. She writes the Substack "Everything is Personal.”
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