Erin Khar
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From Midtown about Bergdorf Goodman, Crime & Punishment, Disguises, DrugsPublished on: 08/20/2012
Erin Khar lives, loves, writes, and occasionally blogs in New York City, and sometimes other cities too. Her story, Last House at the End of the Street, received an Eric Hoffer Editor's Choice Prize and was subsequently published in the anthology Best New Writing 2012. She is currently working on a book of personal essays.
One afternoon this summer I was on the subway. All was normal. Well, except that we are in a pandemic, which makes venturing down into NYC’s netherworld — one with poor ventilation and tons of non-mask wearers – feel like I am putting my life in my overly sanitized hands. It all seemed surreal. The […]
I was only five, but I knew my mom and dad were in court that day fighting over custody rights. The rainy gray outside—plus the turmoil of yelling and crying, nighttime stirrings, and mornings waking up in different rooms or houses or cars, and not understanding what was going on or where exactly was home—had […]
I was scrolling through Twitter after midnight a couple of weeks ago when I read that the photographer and New York personality Ricky Powell had died. The news hit me because as kids we’d spent a lot of time together at the 14th Street Y in afterschool programs. Biddy Basketball and Sportsman’s Clinic, and the […]
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