Books
Off the Shelves
By Book StaffAh, what a world! How infinite in variety. How beautiful in diversity. How limitless in options.
In Conversation
New Day at Hunter: Peter Carey
By James McCloskeyWhen I first came to New York from Sydney—this was in 1990—I imagined MFA programs were a bit of a scam.
In Conversation
City of Women: Elizabeth Gaffney
By Eleanor J. BaderIt’s easy to see why 38-year-old writer Elizabeth Gaffney calls herself “a Brooklyn devotee.” She still lives in the Brooklyn Heights brownstone in which she was born and loves to rifle urban archives for overlooked nuggets of borough lore.
Excerpted from The Josephine Meckseper Catalogue
Fashion and politics. Style and revolution. We have emerged from a century of fascism on the runway and the campaign trail. We vote, we buy, based on our own shallowest experience of who we are.
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