Interviews
Jan 22nd, 2009 by
Harry locked his mother in the closet. Cultural historian, journalist and street photographer Brian Berger has other ways of getting what he needs but get it he will, for the nine to fivers, the brown baggers, the strap hangers, the working stiffs, the squares but mostly for ya’ll, in New Lots, Mill Basin and Mott Haven, Rockaway Beach, Astoria and Tompkinsville— even folks in Chinatown, my Chinatown. But which Chinatown? 8th Avenue? Avenue U? Both, and Q&As also. — Mrs. Manicotti (ASC)
Willie Nelson biographer Joe Nick Patoski
Kim Cooper’s California: On The Bus With Esotouric
Philosopher Mark Kingwell Is Thinking About You
Suzanne Wasserman: Historian & Filmmaker
Bronx-born journalist C.J. Sullivan: Welcome Back, Blotter
Philip Dray: Historians Are What’s Happening, author of Capitol Men
Brooklyn-born blogger Justine Carroll: On Greenpoint As Such
journalist & author John Strausbaugh: Sissy Be Thy Name
Nick Tosches profile (available in Stop Smiling #35)
blind novelist Jim Knipfel: A Swell Looking Babe
Concert For The Comet Pinakotek promoter Luc Sante: Walloon For The Hell Of It
Meital Dohan: An Israeli Actress In New York
writer & editor Ed Park: Or, The Ingenuities
Meredith Brosnan: Man & Pookah
artist, barkeep & activist Donald O’Finn: Jump Cuts At Dean & 6th
Nicole P. Marwell: Keeping It Real In The Field , a sociologist in Brooklyn
