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June 17, 2010

What New York Does to You

I've been pretty swamped this week. Please keep the faith, though. I'll have more original stuff to put up here soon. In the interim, here are some ruminations from the late, great Spalding Gray on New York City living. They remain as relevant today as they did then. Rest in peace, Mr. Gray.

Posted at 08:11 AM in Books, Film, In the City, Vanishing Downtown |

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robin

Really looking forward to S. Soderbergh's SG docuflick "And Everything Is Going Fine". Spalding = much much missed.

Posted by: robin | June 17, 2010 at 10:21 AM

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