The Irish great W.B. Yeats posed many interesting questions to the cosmos. Not the least of which was: why is the pay for poetry so incredibly shit? On another, more lyrical day, he asked: how but in custom and in ceremony is beauty born? Personally, I think he was onto […]
Monthly Archives: May 2011
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If mealtime has a national climax, sale it comes every Melbourne in March. Here at the International Food & Wine Festival, page hundreds of thousands tossers pay top dollar to watch Hinterland hotties make chutney and young New Yorkers talk about the “sexy” use of dry-ice at dinner. This would […]
It was not until I was eleven or twelve that I endured the death of a friendship. It was a grisly thing whose anatomy I will never forget. The friendship expired during recess, orthopedist a morning interval I’d only recently stopped calling “little lunch”, on the mottled asphalt of a […]