Related post from New Year’s Day —
“Mission Possible: KenKen Meets BarbieBarbie.”
* See “Lars and the Code Girl.”
Sunday, January 17, 2021
Looking for a Point of View*
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Saturday, January 16, 2021
Nashville Death
” ‘Across the street was the New York Doll Hospital,
a toy repair shop,’ he told Lenny Kaye in an interview
for the Bob Gruen photo book New York Dolls (2008).”
See as well other posts now tagged Smiley’s Neighborhood
in honor of the novelist known as John le Carré.
The novelist’s nom de plume suggests another tourist’s tale —
“Before 1788, the French Quarter encompassed the entirety
of New Orleans. Today the ‘old square’ (Vieux Carré ), a
six by twelve block parcel of land set on the inside of a bend
in the Mississippi River, remains New Orleans’ most definitive
area.” — https://www.frenchquarter.com/sightseeing-in-the-old-square/
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Friday, January 15, 2021
Reflection for a Forked Tongue
Reflection in the door of 794 Lexington Avenue,
New York City, November 2019 —
The object reflected —
To enlarge the image, click the above view of Lexington Ave. traffic.
Related narratives —
The life stories of “Germany’s oldest bookseller,” who reportedly died
around New Year’s 2021, and of her uncle, who had an art-book store
and gallery at 794 Lexington Avenue starting in 1923.
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