Browsing Tag new york city
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Fiction
Some Other Place
“Because he said that if he didn’t want to be here, he wouldn’t be here, you now think about that when he is not here.” They say, anyway,
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Poems
IRL: A Second Excerpt
feasting on boys ideas / and language and chips / of technology. Sometimes / real food.
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Poems
assimilation
the last flower i saw in south suicide / queens was on a little girl’s tee, a trio / of violets banged up with giddiness—
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Columns
Street Writer: Morningside Drive
Writing is misery. Thank god for the egotism and obsession that make it possible.
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Columns
Street Writer: Orchard Street
The Lower East Side begs you to take its authenticity seriously, but does the authentic need to beg?
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Columns
Street Writer: 26th Street
Bellevue, communism, forgotten poets, and zero calorie organic vegan whiskey. Travis digs up the secrets of 26th Street.
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Columns
Street Writer: MacDougal Street
Travis sets out to write a street-by-street psychogeography of Manhattan. First up, Greenwich Village's MacDougal St.
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Essays
Blinking Red Lights and the Souls of Our Friends
An activist writes on inner strength and squat life in this excerpt from the memoir "Maps to the Other Side."
