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Mon. June 3, 2013: Intense Ending in NY and Coming Home1 comment

devonellington wrote 2 weeks ago: The Hatshepsut Sphinx next to the Temple of Dendur Monday, June 3, 2013 Waning Moon Saturn Retrograd … more →

Tags: Bea, Brooklyn, curtains, Food, Hatsehpsut, Home, Javits, laundry, Metropolitan Museum of Art

"The cure for boredom is curiosity. There is no cure for curiosity." Dorothy Parker

mbboylan wrote 4 weeks ago: Dorothy Parker was born in Long Branch, NJ.  She was a literary critic, poet, and short story writer … more →

Tags: Inspiration, Education for life, Dorothy Parker, Long Branch New Jersey

Be-Bop Becomes Possible!

liquorbarn wrote 1 month ago: Antoine Joseph Sax patented his new musical instrument today. He was pretty proud – he called it a s … more →

Tags: Kentucky Derby, Tarzan, Jean Gabin, Maureen O'Sullivan, Jean Cocteau, easy rider, dennis hopper, blue velvet, Night Tide

A Spur to Social Conscience

GrayFoxDown wrote 1 month ago: In 1939, Dorothy Parker wrote about her social conscience in an essay called “Not Enough. … more →

Tags: I Say, Scene in NYC, Dorothy Parker, New York, People, united states

Kurt, Bernie and Walt6 comments

Michael Pocalyko wrote 1 month ago: All of literature is connected. Listen. Norb Vonnegut and I joined up recently in Manhattan at the A … more →

Tags: Member Musings, Publishing, Stories, Algonquin, Author, Bernard V. O'Hare, Bethlehem Steel, Bethlehem Township, Book Marketing

...a couple of bitches from a round table perspective...or, a bitch at a square desk...

miraclecharlie wrote 2 months ago: First of all, let me say that I am unusually bitter because another birthday is going to pass during … more →

Tags: broadway, Icons & Idols, musicals, writing, Zeitgeist Rants & Raves, Algonquin Round Table, Birthday, broadway, cws

Let's keep the world a civilized place, more gin please- "Farewell, Dorothy Parker" by Ellen Meister2 comments

Emily C wrote 2 months ago: “Farewell, Dorothy Parker“ by Ellen Meister, Published in 2013 The premise of this novel … more →

Tags: april 2013 reads, Fiction, Books, Book Reviews, Dorothy Parker

Happy Birthday . . . and other anniversaries which are now beside the point . . .8 comments

miraclecharlie wrote 2 months ago: It’s almost my birthday. Some dear loved ones have made thoughtful plans for me. But birthdays … more →

Tags: Icons & Idols, personal journey, Birthdays, Charlie Smith, Christmas, cws, here we are going, Homeland, Lovett

Matilda writes back

auntjim wrote 2 months ago: Look at how well the Algonquin Hotel handles publicity… they have an email address for their c … more →

Tags: cat, Blogging, Just Plain Fun, Travel, Something Wonderful, matilda, New York City

"You've had a taste of the sound that says love!" -- "Applause" title song6 comments

charlespaolino wrote 3 months ago: In the summer of 2011, I drove myself and four companions from Rome to the Le Marche region of Italy … more →

Tags: Family Life, Theater, Television, Modern Life, Life, Hugh O'Brian, bonnie franklin, Shirley Valentine, Marvin Minoff

Midnight in Paris2 comments

marymtf wrote 4 months ago: “An audience is always warming but it must never be necessary to your work.” I revised t … more →

Tags: Reviews, midnight in paris, Woody Allen, lively wit, sparkling banter, Woody Allen the central character

The Algonquin Hotel - Midtown Manhattan's Most Beloved Literary Landmark

WOAF wrote 5 months ago: It was less than ten years ago that the Algonquin Hotel was officially designated a literary landmar … more →

Tags: history legends, North America, Literature, New York City, literary landmarks

well-met by flashlight: 39 hours without Power in downtown manhattan.10 comments

teamgloria wrote 7 months ago: darlings! what. just. happened? horrors. we’re now at the algonquin hotel (Noel would be proud … more →

Tags: Places 2, Things 2, 바~사, Hurricane Sandy, no power

"Call for Mr. Kenworthy!" by Robert Benchley

booksandbuttons wrote 7 months ago: Speaking of the Algonquin Hotel, (check last post), I decided to pursue illustrations by Gluyas Will … more →

Tags: New York City, Hotel, Books, Robert Benchley, Round Table, Gluyas Williams, of all things, "Call for Mr. Kenworthy!"

Book Review: Tales of A Wayward Inn (the Algonquin) by Frank Case2 comments

booksandbuttons wrote 7 months ago: frontispiece/title page Tales of a Wayward Inn by Frank Case Wasn’t I lucky to find this littl … more →

Tags: Book Review, New York City, Books, Frank Case, New York, Round Table

3 Places in NYC That Are "Actually" Haunted

NYC Guide wrote 7 months ago: Haunted? Halloween is little more than a week away and you’ve probably already began making your pla … more →

Tags: nyc attractions, Washington Square Park, haunted, haunted sites in NYC, haunted places in nyc, the Dakota, The Dakota Apartments, washington square park image, washington square park haunted

Let sleeping dogs lie (in the lobby)!

Tara Smith wrote 9 months ago: When my niece, Lindsey (age 9) visited me this winter in Mexico she quickly fell into a daily routin … more →

Tags: Where to Go, Fairmont Copley Plaza, Ritz-Carlton Bachelor Gulch, Canine Ambassadors, Dogs in Residence, Matilda the Cat, Resort at Paws Up, catie-copley, Ginger at the Muse Hotel

The Algonquin Hotel in New York 1 comment

Mary Miley wrote 10 months ago: Last weekend, a group of us went to New York to see some Broadway plays, and we stayed at the Algonq … more →

Tags: roaring twenties

fashion fix

Alice wrote 10 months ago: Mariah Carey is the latest celebrity to collaborate on not one but two nail polish collections for O … more →

Tags: Beauty, Celebrity, Fashion Fix, Business, Mariah Carey, dior, Opi, cat fashion show, Kim Jong-un


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