When a Giant Plucks a Tree
Off it came. Off, right like that, plucked off the earth like a hundred year old
daisy. The Giant yanked up the old tree right there, right in the middle of
town, right
Humanity
A Love Letter for the Season
This article originally appeared in The Curator November 20, 2009.
Dear Autumn,
You are the sexiest of all the seasons. When you come around, I drop everything
and give myself to you wholly.
All that We Can’t Leave Behind
Our dining room table is a salvaged antique store find. It is worn and old,
weighty and substantial, and in need of a good refinishing job. Vintage
mid-century, its peculiarity is a pair
Of My America
As a six-year-old you generally swallow whatever grown-ups are serving. Cynicism
and skepticism have yet to develop to protect your child-brain, so you take in
what you’re told, then reach for a
The Return of the Old Time Variety Show
The Friday before Halloween sees queues for New York City’s Fright Shows snaking
round corners, but two Curator writers and a half dozen of their friends coiled
into Tribeca’s City Winery