The New Yorker's Diary
Boys’ Night Out: A Beatnik Walking Tour With Dear Old Dad
Dad the Psychoanalyst Doesn’t Understand Why Writer Son Hates Words
House-Sitting Politics: Food, Perfume, Dogs– All Mine! Or Is It?
Inverted Selfishness: Thank You, New York, For Tucking In My Tag
Cleavage vs. Crime: Do Law & Order Starlets Pretty Up to Move Up?
The College (Un)Fair: Step Right Up, Kids, To Big Anxiety Assembly
One-Man Memorial Day: Ritual on Riverside; Remember Grandma
The Motherhood Club: Catty New York Gals Purr Over Big Bellies
Real Real-Estate Woes: Cramped Space Means Shushes, not Shags
Hey, Where You From?: I’m More at Home In Mideast Than Midwest
Two Different Hats: Bashful Society Belle, Brash Fan of Brooklyn
Remembering Rosie: A Brave Single Mother Ahead of Her Time
Un-Masked Man: Who Is That Kazakh, Or Don’t You Know Ali G?
Mommy Mimics: So Having a Baby Wasn’t Just My Idea?
Uptown Dad Shows Son Wilderness of LES: How Hip! How Edgy!
Pica, Vestigial Tails: Fave Icky Obsessions Bad for Finding Love
Elegy for a Friend: He Perished Alone And Far Too Young
Tough Times for Obits: Pope, Bellow, Cochran–Will Dad Make the Cut?
Southern in the City: Manners, Magnolia, Defuse the F-Bomb