On a fall day in a park in Lyon, Joel, a mid-20s American exchange student with the sort of doe-eyed… Read more Dog Dragged Through Park In Lyon
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Salvatore
Whenever I had thought of the name Salvatore of late, which was surprisingly often due to my Italian heritage, I… Read more Salvatore
Back to School in Dolce & Gabbana
In Lower Manhattan–more specifically, TriBeCa–going back to school isn’t just about the children or their hyper-intense curriculum, one that would… Read more Back to School in Dolce & Gabbana
9 a.m., Birth Control PTSD
Like clockwork, I jolt up at 9 a.m. every morning. “I have to take my birth control,” my internal voice… Read more 9 a.m., Birth Control PTSD
The Bakeshop
The generic name, The Bakeshop, seemed as good a place as any for me to realize how apathetic you were.… Read more The Bakeshop
The Inculpability of Being Out of Town
For all those times someone invites you to a party, a reading, an open mic, an after-work drink gathering, a… Read more The Inculpability of Being Out of Town
Dining Alone at Whole Foods
It is depressing enough to allow yourself the indulgence of piling on food items from the buffet at the Lower… Read more Dining Alone at Whole Foods
The Olympian
The Olympian blew through town right after Rio. Though Italian, he was not as good-looking as someone like Fabio Fognini,… Read more The Olympian
Bugle Binge
You’re going to be fine, you say, classy as fuck, you dare to venture. You’re not going to let the… Read more Bugle Binge
Stale Cake
The last thing Aurora wanted to serve Broderick was stale cake for his birthday. She had intentions of greeting him… Read more Stale Cake
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