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Call for Submissions
by Alisson Wood 02/12/2017Neighborhood: All Over, Featured, News
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Underground Analysis
by Dan Baum 02/08/2016Neighborhood: All Over
“Which do you think it is?” I asked. “She wants something, or she's done something she hasn’t told you about that’s going to make you furious?”
My Damn Love Affair
by Gloria Zimmerman 01/18/2016Neighborhood: All Over, Uncategorized, Upper West Side
The New York of the 80’s was not a town that met you halfway. It really didn’t give a damn what happened to you.
The Empire State Building Loves Me
by Alexa Brahme 09/13/2015Neighborhood: All Over, Central Park, Midtown, Union Square
The waning began first thing in the morning when I woke up at 6:30 a.m., fell to the bathroom floor, and vomited.
With You Without
by Abigail Frankfurt 07/08/2015Neighborhood: All Over
You coming home soaking wet and whining ‘cause another dealer ripped you off and you didn’t get enough crack. What is enough crack?
52 Places to Go in 2015: Bum-Fuck Middle of Nowhere
by Johanna Mayer 05/28/2015Neighborhood: All Over
But here in my isolated little city at the tip of Japan, an unlikely fashion trend has emerged.
Jews Playing Basketball
by Jacob Margolies 11/06/2014Neighborhood: All Over, Bronx, Brooklyn, Lower East Side
J. Margolies weaves basketball and Judaism onto a canvas of New York in the '70s.
The River, the Floating Lanterns and the White Balloons
by Christine Nieland 10/16/2014Neighborhood: All Over, Financial District, Tribeca, West Village
I express to Judy my skittishness about all the pageantry. Judy points out that every person has to find their own way to grieve.
Vesuvius Ave.
by Samuel Howard 05/08/2014Neighborhood: All Over, Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
In a summer dress, all women are irresistible. Don't they know this, the excruciating and mystical power of dresses?
Rejoice for the Winter that Was
by Candy Schulman 03/28/2014Neighborhood: All Over, Brighton Beach, Central Park, Union Square
Candy Schulman offers a contrast to the standard winter grumbles.
Real Estate Rhetoric: A User’s Guide
by Christie Grotheim 03/02/2014Neighborhood: All Over, Bedford-Stuyvesant, Bushwick, Chinatown, Harlem, Hell's Kitchen, Williamsburg
Christie Grotheim's useful (if heartbreaking) guide for translating all those New York City real estate ads.
On the Train in Winter
by Ryan Lejarde 02/08/2014Neighborhood: Across the River, All Over, Brooklyn, Carroll Gardens, Downtown Brooklyn, Gowanus, Greenwich Village
The F Train offers a partial escape from the cold, and the arrival of a stranger causes Ryan Lejarde to stumble towards a realization.