
Looking for Love; A Utopian Legacy Turned Toxic
On William T. Love, Love Canal, and Model City. Originally published in Western New York Heritage Magazine, Winter 2022.
Read MoreI know things that nobody else knows, not even me.
On William T. Love, Love Canal, and Model City. Originally published in Western New York Heritage Magazine, Winter 2022.
Read MoreIn many ways, my personal experience with life after public shaming has gone exactly as one might expect: depressing, painful, and weird. Yet, at some point over the past three …
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Read MoreI don’t normally think much about the uniqueness of the relationship that I’m in, because I’m in it. Then there are times when I’m walking down the street with my …
Read MoreI’ve always been curious about this book, My Struggle by Karl Ove Knausgård. I was working in bookstores when the first book of this 2,700 page memoir of someone …
Read MoreI overheard a guy in a diner tell his friend that his wife was having difficulties: “…her joints flare up, she moans in her sleep, psoriasis, you know. She can …
Read More[originally published on Vol. 1 Brooklyn, http://vol1brooklyn.com/2021/08/09/best-of-all-possible-worsts-a-review-of-jeff-schneiders-therapists-gone-wild/] There is nothing particularly wild about Jonathan Epstein, the main character in Jeff Schneider’s new book, Therapists Gone Wild. He’s hardly protagonist material: a sheepish, soft-spined …
Read MoreHow to read poetry: Buy a book of poetry from a poet everyone is talking about. Skim through the book if you want, or put it straight on your bookshelf …
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