She was a respected translator from French and a writer on astrology, but her magnum opus was a memoir of her time with Kerouac and the Beats. Source: New York Times
Posts published in “Greenwich Village (Manhattan, NY)”
In the Pandemic Present, a Literary Tour of Greenwich Village’s Past
By Gotham Rex on March 17, 2021
From the quirky brownstones to the birth of queer New York and the tangle of streets themselves, everything about this neighborhood has defied the grid from the beginning. Source: New York Times
Rescuing an Off Off Broadway Theater With a Storied Past
By Gotham Rex on March 12, 2021
Preservationists hope to save the 13th Street Repertory Company building, with a little help from the Underground Railroad. Source: New York Times
Priscilla Read Chenoweth, Who Won Freedom for a Stranger, Dies at 90
By Gotham Rex on March 5, 2021
She spent seven years and much of her retirement savings to prove that a teenager had been wrongly convicted of murder. Source: New York Times
Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick Help Kick Off the 2021 Market
By Gotham Rex on February 5, 2021
Among the spate of sales downtown last month, Ms. Parker and Mr. Broderick sold their Charles Street townhouse for $15 million. Source: New York Times
5 Restaurants on Why They’re Hibernating This Winter
By Gotham Rex on January 29, 2021
Whether it’s because of generous landlords, loans or sheer exhaustion, owners are taking a seasonal break. Source: New York Times
A Demand for More Space Boosted Townhouse Sales in November
By Gotham Rex on December 4, 2020
Pandemic fears, and a few discounts, helped the sales of single-family homes in New York, including one once owned by Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick. Source: New York Times
Homes That Sold for Around $675,000
By Gotham Rex on November 15, 2020
Recent residential sales in New York City and the region. Source: New York Times
Moving to New York During the Pandemic
By Gotham Rex on July 10, 2020
There aren’t many of them, but some buyers and renters are coming to New York even while thousands have left to escape the coronavirus. Source: New York Times