It took Mina a long time to come to the conclusion that Fellini had long ago taught her with La… Read more Your Cloying, Maternal Love
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After Enough Rejection, We All Become Old Gregg
Eberly was too young–pardon, not “of the generation”–to have ever seen The Mighty Boosh. It wasn’t until she found herself… Read more After Enough Rejection, We All Become Old Gregg
You’re A Specimen
In 2012, Emmy Monsignor was a little bit, well, rotund. It was the drink and the fact that most of… Read more You’re A Specimen
The Regulars
Somewhere in the manicured abyss of Boerum Hill, there exists a bar that serves as a portal to what nostalgics… Read more The Regulars
Flushing (Memories Down the Toilette) Avenue
Yeah, I still think about it. Even now. I’m still visited by combination dreams and nightmares about it. In my latest… Read more Flushing (Memories Down the Toilette) Avenue
Bomb Shelters Are More Popular Than Ever
For those too young to remember, the genesis of bomb shelters can be traced to the 1800s, long before the… Read more Bomb Shelters Are More Popular Than Ever
French Bitch, 169 Bar
Dolores Fuentes had always hated French women. And it wasn’t because she was born in Mexico City, a place that… Read more French Bitch, 169 Bar
Caiazzo
In Caiazzo, life moves at a slower pace. Though it is a member of the Campania region, largely considered to… Read more Caiazzo
Have Your Wounds Healed Yet?
Like any average drunken girl in the Bermuda Triangle that is New York City, Susan had a long history of… Read more Have Your Wounds Healed Yet?
Body Snatcher
Among other things, I have an addiction to bodies next to mine. Not in a serial killer way, mind you.… Read more Body Snatcher
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