The New York Times – Sports:
In elegantly winding articles for The New Yorker loaded with inventive imagery, he wrote more like a fan than a sports journalist.
Category: Writing and Writers
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Eileen Myles Watches Over an Ever-Changing New York
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Now guarding trees in Lower Manhattan, the poet and author of “Chelsea Girls” says: “Things that might have once been corny to me don’t feel corny anymore.”
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A New Class of Campus Satire
The New York Times – T Magazine:
With shows like “The Chair,” a fresh group of storytellers are using college life to explore — and lampoon — privilege and identity.
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A Writer Returns to the Grand Canyon, This Time With His Mother’s Ashes
The New York Times – Travel:
Thomas Page McBee first visited the national park as a child on a family vacation. Thirty-three years later — and 11 after starting testosterone — he finally reckons with his parent’s death.
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Returning to Istanbul, a Place of Competing Identities
The New York Times – Travel:
When Aatish Taseer first traveled to the Turkish city, he was closeted and just beginning his writing career. This time, he explores revolutions personal and political.
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Library of Congress Acquires Neil Simon Papers
The New York Times – Film:
The collection of approximately 7,700 items, donated by Simon’s widow, includes dozens of unfinished shows, including a screenplay written for Bette Midler and Whoopi Goldberg.
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What Does It Really Mean to Make Art?
The New York Times – T Magazine:
When we set aside our romantic notions, we see that creativity is continuous, and fueled by life itself.