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Goodwind wrote her new novel, “Will There Ever Be Another You,” which will be published in September, inside the fog of COVID. “I wrote it insane, and edited it sane,” she said.
Goodwind wrote her new novel, “Will There Ever Be Another You,” which will be published in September, inside the fog of COVID. “I wrote it insane, and edited it sane,” she said.
Upon hearing that Elizabeth Gilbert has written another memoir, readers may imagine that they’re in for the type of adventure and revelation they found in the author’s blockbuster book, “Eat, Pray, Love.” But her new book is not that.
Upon hearing that Elizabeth Gilbert has written another memoir, readers may imagine that they’re in for the type of adventure and revelation they found in the author’s blockbuster book, “Eat, Pray, Love.” But her new book is not that.
“On March 6, 2020, Andrew and I went to a rave. If it weren’t for what happened later, I don’t think it would have stood out in my memory.”
“On March 6, 2020, Andrew and I went to a rave. If it weren’t for what happened later, I don’t think it would have stood out in my memory.” Emily Roxxy Witt writes about New York at the beginning of the pandemic—the uncertainty, the fear, the loss, the protests, the rage, the loneliness—and the end of a relationship.
Anyone who visited Zach and Mallory Horwitz in 2019 would have said that they had made it in Hollywood. Their $6-million house was within walking distance of Beverly Hills.
Anyone who visited Zach and Mallory Horwitz in 2019 would have said that they had made it in Hollywood. Their $6-million house was within walking distance of Beverly Hills; there was a screening room, a thousand-bottle wine cellar, and a cabana by the pool. Zach, who had wanted to act ever since he was a child, had moved to California eight years before. He had tried acting classes and auditions. Then, when he struggled to get parts, he changed tack.
H. G. Carrillo was an admired figure in the literary world.
H. G. Carrillo was an admired figure in the literary world.
PFBENTERPRISES HUMOUR! In 1907, Dr. Julius Neubronner submitted a patent application for a new invention: the pigeon camera. At first, he was simply hoping to track the flights of the birds in his flock. But his invention—allowing for surveillance with speed and range that was previously impossible—led to a more sublime achievement. NOTE - SANDY AND CO.
In 1907, Dr. Julius Neubronner submitted a patent application for a new invention: the pigeon camera. At first, he was simply hoping to track the flights of the birds in his flock. But his invention—allowing for surveillance with speed and range that was previously impossible—led to a more sublime achievement.
