It's a Fun City
David Blend, Lynne LavelleA newsletter about loving New York.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 16 | Founded | 5 months ago | Last Issue | 17 days ago |
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A Dicknapping in Chinatown
P for Pendetta
I am happy to report that the penis has been returned to Whiskey Tavern. News of the recovery inspired mass rejoicing, with the Instagram announcement garnering 854 likes and 74 ebullient comments. One regular posted that sh...
Chloe Radcliffe's radically funny honesty
Chloe Radcliffe: On the threshold
If you don’t know Chloe Radcliffe, you probably still know Chloe Radcliffe. The Minnesota transplant has appeared on more Comedians to Watch lists than New York has Taco Bells — and New York somehow now ha...
Words and Whisky in Greenwich Village
A poet laureate made out here
We’re haphazardly huddled around a low-slung table in the shadowiest corner of Kettle of Fish, Greenwich Village’s most literary Wisconsin sports basement, where most every corner is draped in some shade of da...
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...
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...
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Native Texan turned lifelong New Yorker
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