AvatarLinda Pilgrimflipped into Thoughtful Just a Little One The New Yorker - Dorothy Parker“If you would ask the waiter to bring a fairly sharp knife, I could cut off a nice little block of the atmosphere, to take home with me.” I like this place, Fred. This is a nice place. How did you ever...
AvatarLinda Pilgrimflipped into Thoughtful Across the Street and Into the Grill The New Yorker - E. B. White“This is my last and best and true and only meal, thought Mr. Pirnie.” (Humor from the archive.) This is my last and best and true and only meal, thought Mr. Pirnie as he descended at noon and swung east...
AvatarLinda Pilgrimflipped into create Forty-one False Starts The New Yorker - Janet MalcolmHow to profile David Salle, the postmodern painter? Try starting your piece forty-one times. There are places in New York where the city’s anarchic, unaccommodating spirit, its fundamental, irrepressible...
