It's a Tuesday evening at the Mondrian Soho. I scan the bar, affecting nonchalance. In reality, I’m...
0 Comment / May 15, 2014
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"Sure, cried the tenant men, but it's our land. We measured it and broke it up. We were born on it, and we got killed...
0 Comment / May 2, 2014
On the weekends, I usually wake up at noon, scarf down a Starbucks pain au chocolat and latte, then subsist...
0 Comment / April 13, 2014
I used to think that Michael Jackson was a wierdo who blamed the media for his own eccentricities. Since...
0 Comment / April 11, 2014
As you narrated draining sadness from the lone performer’s eyes, I looked at yours and allowed...
0 Comment / April 8, 2014
“Are your parents okay with it?” That’s usually the first thing people ask when they hear that...
1 Comment / March 30, 2014
It is an unequal world, the world of the nude. It is the world of art and indecent exposure. There...
1 Comment / March 29, 2014
Days before I was due to fly home for the Christmas holidays, I heard a "pop" in my knee when I landed...
6 Comments / February 26, 2014
October 2013: Jay was glued to the TV set. Mayam Mahmoud, an eighteen-year-old economics undergrad, had stepped...
0 Comment / February 21, 2014
"The use of road salt as a deicer on roads and other impervious surfaces is the preferred method to promote...
0 Comment / February 18, 2014
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