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THE LOUDNESS OF LIFE by Peter Nolan Smith

Not all intellectuals have been exiled from Manhattan by the exorbitant rents and last spring editors, writers, publishers, agents, actors, painters, and pundits gathered at a West Village triplex to celebrate a radical journalist’s safe return from the Libyan revolution. Anne’s tales of the rebels’ fight against Khadaffi’s regime had appeared in the Wall Street […]

THE LOUDNESS OF LIFE by Peter Nolan Smith

Not all intellectuals have been exiled by the exorbitant rents from Manhattan. The other evening editors, writers, publishers, agents, actors, painters, and pundits gathered at a West Village triplex of a right-wing journalist recently returned from the Libyan revolution. Nobody was famous, although several of the attendees had come close. The first arrivals congregated in […]

Among the Stars

Several Septembers ago I attended a party for Interview Magazine in hopes of speaking with the managing editor about a writing gig. He was an old timer like myself. I didn’t have high hopes, since I once threw him out of a nightclub, but I was an expert at walking back across burnt bridges. The […]