(*Read to the end for an interesting NYC story) Introducing the JM-Proto1 Sorry for the Hype’d email title. Although not really. The funny thing about this project is that I can go to the extreme with the marketing and it’s part of the idea. It’s fun to write like a marketer, especially when you […]
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Workshops and Sneakers I’m hosting a five person SoHo/Chinatown workshop on Friday, October 17th, $225 per person. 10:30-3:30pm and we’ll grab some lunch in the middle. Come hang! Reply to this email if you’re interested and I will send you the details. Email me to join! Also, FYI I’m going to have a cool sneaker
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After a long hiatus, I promise we’re back for good. I’m going to try for a schedule of every 2-3 weeks for the rest of the year as I get back on my feet. I hate writing books—it’s painful, torturous, sadomasochistic. There are reasons that writers drink; it’s a compulsive, painful experience of stamina. I’m
Photographs of Gregory Halpern’s Omaha Sketchbook. I went to the University of Madison, Wisconsin in 2000, a liberal bastion in the heart of the conservative Midwest. Typically, New Yorkers stayed in the private dorms but I wanted to make friends with locals, so I chose the worst structurally of the public dorms, Ogg Hall. The
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Detail of Stacy Kranitz photograph. Okay, so this is the official email that we’re starting back up again with regularity. I like to state things loudly so I have to commit. Back to Tuesday mornings (besides this email), back to photographing, walking, and avoiding marathon work months. Or seasons. Between writing 3/4ths of a book
Join me on Bluesky. My apologies for missing the last few months of the column. The reality is, I may not be back to regular posting for another month, but when I’m back I will be back strong and consistent. I love the idea of seasons for things, so we’ll say, Stay Tuned for Season
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Join me on Bluesky. I always believed I was introverted growing up. Usually a step too slow to beat out the extroverts, often instead watching expressions. Social situations were exhausting, but for some reason, I’d never shy away. I could be loud in small intimate groups but put me in a larger group, even great
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Note: All photos shown basically in the order they were shot. All coincidences are just coincidences. I walk into the Galleria deli on 24th and 10th and say hi to a fly in one of the seats, who seems to be waiting for the lunch rush to form. Can I have a chicken salad wrap
