Where Florence and all of us once livedThis path once led to home. Then it led to sorrow. Now it leads to another person's life where joy and much better cooking happens.
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- MY PRIVATE CONEY presents IT WAS HER NEW YORK, the short stories that accompany the work-in-progress video and photo collection of the same name (myprivateconey.com - media link - IT WAS HER NEW YORK). The stories and the media explore the tender rubble that holds both my mother, Florence's and New York's soul as one disappears into old age and the other into gentrification. All are real observations and/or experiences with very little tall-tale telling. Except when it makes the story better. Please visit myprivateconey.com for additional information and sample works.
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2 comments:
You've managed to make the building look rather unearthly.
It does look unearthly. As if it's getting loose from your memories!
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