I wrote a book! It comes out this month! If you’re interested in New York City, the subway, or exploring the furthest reaches of the city, then it is a book you will probably enjoy. And it’s available from Amazon or your friendly neighborhood independent bookseller (ngl, if I see a copy at BookCourt I’m going to start sobbing). It’s also on Goodreads if that’s your thing.
Anyway so yeah 2015: A BIG FUCKING YEAR FOR ME.
I am feeling this so much lately.
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Oh hey.
I haven’t updated this in a while, huh.
Here’s what has been going on: So far, 2015 has been as nice a year as 2014 was shitty. I’m finally done with my book, which comes out in two months (my feelings about it are a whole terrifying ball of wax that I won’t get into right now). Jon and I decided to get married, so that’ll happen in October. We also decided to stay in our apartment for another year, which means we don’t have to leave our neighborhood (yay!) or spend obscene amounts of money trying to find a new place, plan a move, etc. Work is the same, with the occasional awesome freelance piece thrown in for fun. Stella is the same.
I guess that makes me sound kind of boring but I’m really super okay with life being boring right now. I’m guessing it won’t be so much once the book is out and I have to (gulp) promote it (kill me now), so I’m taking boring where I can get it at the moment.
It went out with laughter, tears and Willie Nelson. Our take on the Parks and Rec finale.
I wrote this. I’m going to miss Parks so damn much.
LESLIE KNOPE, AMERICAN HERO
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On this, my 32nd birthday, I woke up with a raging hangover and actually had a puking episode for the first time since my mid-twenties. Good job, self. At least last night was fun so the awfulness of today is sort of worth it.
British illustrator Helen Green celebrates David Bowie’s birthday with this brilliant visual tour of his many permutations. Peek into the influences and inspirations behind them with Bowie’s reading list of all-time favorite books, then see the psychological foundation them all in Bowie’s answers to the Proust Questionnaire.
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