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Hell of a Town
In the mid-Seventies-to-mid-Eighties I was at home in New York City. Single, active, strong to stay up late. Bopping around from one comfortably semi-edgy bar to another eatery where I was known. Running into one or more friends or well-acq...
Old Guys! Make Way!
Here Come Cleopatra!
Recently a four-year-old boy named Victor, whose acquaintance I was makinjg, looked up at me and said, in a voice more sympathetic than judgmental, “You got old.”
What Rhymes With Robo-Vacuum?
Ask Your Congressman
Just being a House Republican is surely shameful enough: waking up every morning to the realization, “Damn it, I’m a lickspittle. Such an ugly word, lickspittle. Maybe I could get away with suck-up. Or toady. Yeah, toa...
Dolly Transitioning
When We Had the Same Hair
Trying to think of something to say about the passing of Dolly Parton, I recalled a piece I wrote for Esquire in l977, headlined “Country Angels: A Fond H-Y-M-N to Sad-singing Women.” The idea was to profile the t...
Yaks Can Jump
Last week David Kelly of the Los Angeles Times was in luck. He had a story allowing him to type the word yak thirty-eight times. Not the verb yak, as in making idle talk. The noun. Yak the animal. The yak of The World Heritage Yak Conservan...
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