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Latest Issues

A Love Letter to Mailboxes

This substack will periodically post guest essays, or “guessays.” This first guessay is from my wife, who knows quite a bit about a lot of things, notably one peculiar and under-appreciated building feature.

Don’t just be a tourist in your...

10 days ago
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Use This: The Whitehall R Train Exit

The 45-step program

Back in 1995, former Surgeon General C. Everett Koop — the F. Murray Abraham of public servants — gave an interview to the AP on his foundation’s new anti-obesity campaign, “Shape Up America!”. The published story led w...

12 days ago

Those Guys at the Bar? They're a Band.

Even Twice at the Battle Hill Block Party. Photo credit missing from Block Party Instagram page but will be inserted as soon as the shooter is tracked down.

Even Twice make the kind of garage punk you can only produce in a city where almos...

20 days ago

Nearish Death in New Orleans

Daniel in the Garden of Barbara Eden. Photo by Darrell Miller.

The strangest part of coming to on the floor of New Orleans’ Elysian Bar was the unhurried process of passing back out again. When I’d first opened my eyes, I’d looked up at th...

a month ago
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Knicks in five, New York 'til I die

“Bitch, today, we are all Knicks.” — Zohran Mamdani

I’ve spent a lot of time lately not thinking about what it takes to call yourself a New Yorker. I’ve been here just over 25 years. I’d assumed that quarter century alone would put the que...

a month ago

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