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Tag Archives: NYC
The Umbrellas of Harlem
This past Thursday in NYC, it rained. It was the first rainy day since last autumn that was warm enough so people weren’t bundled up. The vernal equinox was only a day away. The light was lovely — warm and … Continue reading
Posted in ...Grafetti, ...writers' work, composing, early fiction, inspiration, writing fiction
Tagged colors, D.T. Max, Duplicity, Harlem, New Yorker Magazine, NYC, rain, short story, spring, Tony Gilroy
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Intentions
Stepping from a cab onto a rainy street in New York City where I live I’m splashed by cabs that pass at speed forcing force sheets of dirty water up and over enemies on foot, like me. Like that, the … Continue reading
Posted in ...heather quinn blog (wp), conceptualizing, early poems, ego, inspiration, rhythm, sonics
Tagged autumn, love, NYC, rain, streets, summer, whinging
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NYC’s cop horses
Today’s NY Times carries a story about the horse cops in New York. Not the mounted police, but the horses themselves. These beautiful animals deserve great respect for being able to handle a difficult job. I also have much admiration … Continue reading
Posted in ...heather quinn blog (wp), early prose, editing, inspiration, sonics, writing for blogs
Tagged cops, horses, NYC
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NYC and politeness
The NY Times online edition was redesigned a couple of weeks ago. On the whole, the redesign is effective, in my opinion. I’ve begun to read the online edition with more care, because the site is now more inviting and … Continue reading
Posted in ...heather quinn blog (wp), composing, conceptualizing, early prose, editing, inspiration, writing for blogs, writing non-fiction
Tagged NYC, politeness, satire
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