Still Not Your Muse
Lori ZimmerA newsletter about New York, the 90s, and not being a muse.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 25 | Subscribers | Read | stillnotyourmuse.substack.com |
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How Does it Feel to Dress D'Angelo in Jeweled Underwear?
Although I always knew I’d end up in New York, I was never exactly sure when. My parents were convinced that the New York City of the late 90s was too dangerous (and too expensive) for their seventeen year old daughter to move to for colleg...
(Mostly) 90s Movies to NOT Disassociate to
Learning to disassociate has been an important coping mechanism for me these past few months. Those delicious mentally checked-out moments spent wandering the city (with my phone away), reading books (with my phone away), writing about hist...
Wandering the Artist Enclave on Block Beautiful
Before I moved to New York, I had the naïve idea that the city was a one big network of artist enclaves, where from neighborhood to neighborhood there was a culture of creativity that was fostered- and all you had to do to become part of it...
Sometimes I Need a Pretty Room
Whenever I need to clear my mind (or empty it completely), I head for a beautiful room. Some walk in nature, some meditate. I ogle history. Just a couple minutes spent in one of my faves- the Gallery of Tiffany Lamps at the New York Histori...
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Author + New Yorker I'm Not Your Muse, Art Hiding in Paris, Art Hiding in New York. Always working to perfect the art of the ramble.
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