These weeks, barreling forward like a freight train! When I am not teaching or reading and marking up student essays (in a writing intensive class, so I have quite a few), I try to get out and about. A few photos from my recent peregrinations.
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| On Halloween morning |
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Restaurant menu (on the ground; is there
a secret trapdoor to an eatery below?) |
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Part of the audience at Reggie Harris's
book party at Poets House |
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Poet, librarian, literary activist
Reggie Harris, reading from Autogeography |
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| Voting day in Newark |
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| On the train to Newark |
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Our Rutgers-Newark campus newspaper,
featuring yours truly with Gbenga Akinnagbe
(h/t to Fran Bartkowski for alerting me
to this and for collecting a few copies
on my behalf) |
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West Village, at night
(the Freedom Tower is visible
in the distance, the construction
scaffolds and barriers visible all around) |
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| An artist painting in the chill, West Village |
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| The contemporary US human condition, on a smartphone |
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| Even the sidewalk is a vintage fan |
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| Shoes--whose? |
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| At Joe, in Chelsea |
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| Night shot, 23rd St. |
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| More skyscrapers rising, Jersey City |
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| Building site, Jersey City |
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Christa Paravani, Rutgers-Newark
alumna and burgeoning literary star,
reading at Writers @ Newark series |
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Jayne Anne Phillips, Rutgers-Newark MFA
director, with Writers @ Newark readers
Anthony "Tony" Swofford, author
of Jarhead, and his wife,
Christa Paravani, author of Her |
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Homemade olive bread
(very therapeutic and perfect
for the colder weather) |
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Seeking a wife, on the stairs
of the New York Public Library |
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| Pop-up shop, Bryant Park |
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| Pop-up gallery (coming), West Village |
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| Casting call, on the street, Chelsea |
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| Pop-up shop, Chelsea Market |
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| A bevy of birthday balloons for this brownstone |
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| Still waiting for Word, Jersey City |
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| The Washington Square Arch |
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