All Gussied Up: In Through The Out Door
They’re at a place called Sushi X on the Northern Boulevard, the kind of joint where the “Grand Opening!” sign is never taken down and all the rolls fall apart […]
Category Archives: Literature
All Gussied Up: Go West, Young Man
They were young and she was dreamy and so they figured, a hub; she said “New York, because my favorite movie The Sting is set there,” and he said… nothing. […]
Project Funtime Magic Go!
For the past three years on my computer there has been a “novel.” I use the air quotes here because the “novel” is as preposterous, as young-hearted, as many other […]
The Best Coast
I think now I can call this a tradition, or at least a habit – every spring since I moved to New York I’ve reread Joan Didion’s clincher essay “Goodbye […]
Funeral
Things wife-to-be now recalls, from the last important time she was in a church: 1. The Ochoas were Roman Catholic. This probably meant that at some point during that service, […]
Dear Lena 10
In which Kirin has a baby strapped to her for the duration. If you have questions for Lena Dunham, email them to us instead at adelpheans@gmail.com! Made for the […]
Dear Lena #9
It’s late, but you were all too busy watching the debates anyway, right? RIGHT? Right. If YOU have questions for Lena Dunham, email them to us instead at adelpheans@gmail.com […]
Love in the Time of HDTV
Woody Allen’s Alfie in Annie Hall, a known bit of wisdom: a relationship is like a dead shark. It has to keep moving or it dies. Annie Hall can be […]
