and her second volumeAmnesiacexceeds the bar set by her skillful debut. Prefaced by the epigraph from the end of Olga Broumas’ poem “Artemis,” these poems grapple with alienation and disassociation from the body and humanity, particularly through forgetting. Forgetting becomes a kind of violence...
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The mine, along New York’s Cayuga Lake, processes salt used for road treatment.出自-2016年12月听力原文 Rescue efforts were underway Thursday morning for 17 miners who were stuck in an elevator below ground at Cargill rock salt mine near Lansing, New York, according to Marcia Lynch, Public ...
House & Home The New Yorker’s art and architectural critic Lewis Mumford found much to dislike about urban life, from pretentious ornamentation to the gigantic scale of skyscrapers popping up all over Manhattan. Technology and progress were fine, but when coupled with unbridled capitalism, Mumford...
His first installment of “News From the Wine Country” featured the Champagne region. Excerpts: THAT FIZZY FEELING…Bottling the good stuff in the Champagne region, circa 1930. (wineterroirs.com) * * * From Our Advertisers Christmas was just around the corner, and F.A.O. Schwarz was ...
2 October 2024:Bon Appetitdescribessoup dumplingsas falling “in the category of “delicious things we love to order when we’re out, but would never even dream of making at home.” A mainstay of dim sum menus, these steamed buns are an intricate dish whose Houdini-like preparation baffles...
Emily won second place in a baking competition with her “Indian loaf and rye bread” (tastingtable.com) and enjoyed baking for her family, friends, and neighbors. The home-baked gifts sometimes included edible flowers from her garden. The Homestead had three types of grapes, and the family...
…Mrs. Potter d’Orsay PalmerneeMaria Eugenia Martinez de Hozwas content to stay home in Chicago and smoke a few Camels, apparently… …we’ve encountered her before—she appeared in a Ponds ad (below) in the Aug. 8, 1931 issue of theNew Yorker, where we learned she was wife No. 2...
The dining room smelled like salt and tomato sauce, though the windows were open to sea air and screaming gulls. A teenage waitress, sullen and pierced, served her a dish of polenta with wild mushroom sauce. It was crispy and savory, and came with a little pitcher of Elba wine, which ...
Moon Fever's Mitch Micoley celebrates the band's latest single, Forever Sleep, and hints at what bigger release the song might be pointing toward.