long ago (1989 or 1999?) when M. Doughty was a poet performer, had him on the show at WKCR

/ let's see if I can find the air tape

The Friends of Eddie Coyle

Reading The Wounded Generation reminded me of John Crowley’s Four Freedoms (2009), a gentle but not overly sentimental portrait of the World War II home front in America. I wrote about it for the Second Pass, but the site’s defunct so I’ll have to do some digging.

personal pan prison ?

Downtown Beirut on First avenue. Kajitsu (Ninth street or midtown)

the pumpernickel bagels at the Houston street storefront of Moishe's. the guy who parked his truck on First avenue near Fifth street to sell perry, cider, apples, & pears. Soho Zat. East Village Ear. Angelica’s Kitchen. Florent. the French diner on lower east side. Gunnie’s (sp.) on Grand street