Category: Travel
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Home again
Finally. Farewell, NYC, for now! The reading at KGB was lovely, the interview on Hour of the Wolf, always a pleasure, the karaoke a blast, the food always wonderful, the Daniel Radcliffe in Equus, interesting and riveting in an old-fashioned psychodrama sort of way (great set, for sure, and great horses). And Happy Holidays to…
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Snowbound
I was supposed to fly out of Newark, New Jersey this morning. If you haven’t been paying attention to weather reports, the northeast is having a blizzardy time of it. I got to the airport via train from Penn Station in NYC and made it all the way up to the check-in counter, plugging in…
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Renaming
New York City is often referred to as the city that never sleeps. This is a radical misnomer. A more apt name for New York City, at least where I’m staying, on the corner of Bleecker and MacDougal, a hot spot for young twenty-somethings out for a weekend of carousing, is the city that never…
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NY Report
Am having a wonderful time in NYC. Just got back from an early morning radio show at WBAI and am going to crash for part of the morning. Later tonight, I’m going to see Daniel Radcliffe in Equus. Yes, that’s right, Harry Potter himself. The play is from the 70s, and I’ve never seen nor…
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The near future
This weekend I’ll be reading with Cat Valente at Suspect Thoughts Books at 4903 Clarke Avenue in Cleveland. Looking forward to a trip up there. If you’re around the area, stop in and say hi. On Saturday, April 26th at 3 PM, I’ll be hanging out at Barnes and Noble in Boardman, Ohio with poets,…
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Home again
I am back home from New York City, a bit bedraggled but thoroughly enjoyed myself. Saw Aimee Mann in concert, the anniversary reproduction of Harold Pinter’s “The Homecoming”, Southland Tales, shopped in open air markets, was a guest on the Hour of the Wolf, which you can listen to here, and ate lots and lots…