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WRITING & ARTICLES

Articles

Town & Country: The Rockaways Were Once a Playground for the Astors and Vanderbilts


LITHUB: Surviving the Literary Brat Pack


Largehearted Boy: Book Notes music playlist for Swell

Selected Anthologized Work

New York Stories: The Best of the City Section of the New York Times
edited by Constance Rosenblum


Queens Noir
edited by Robert Knightly


Altared: Bridezillas, Bewilderment, Big Love, Breakups, and What Women Really Think About Contemporary Weddings
edited by Colleen Curran


Make Mine a Double: Why Women Like Us Like to Drink (or Not)
edited by Gina Barecca


Best Sex Writing 2008
editd by Grachel Kramer Bussel


Forgotten Borough: Writers Come to Terms With Queens
edited by Nicole Steinberg

Selected Non-Fiction

  • Bungalow Chic?
  • The Maid’s Tale
  • Something Happened
  • By the Sea, a Moorish Palace Reborn
  • My Brother, the Licensed Know-It-All
  • Bugged
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New York Magazine
Love and Air-conditioning: Holed Up in Gramercy Park

We were at a wedding in D.C. when Michael turned on the TV to find our neighbors on CNN being interviewed as “survivors.” Our co-op, on 20th Street and Third Avenue, had been the epicenter of a massive steampipe explosion. Back in August 1989, such an event was considered a major New York City disaster; several people died. When our co-op board found asbestos in the boiling mud that spewed through our broken windows, we were not allowed back in for months. Con Ed sent us to live in the still-seedy Gramercy Park Hotel. Read the rest…

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