POV: You’re the building I grew up in—at 44 Horatio Street. This is awkward. I’m the subject of a book, and the author asked me to write a piece about the characters, the themes, the murders! Why? I’m a unique, red, brownstone on Horatio Street in the West Village. Why write the damn piece ifContinue reading “Beyond 44 Horatio Street”
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Reckoning With—and Rewriting—Beat History
October marks LGBTQ History Month and Domestic Violence Awareness Month. And this year, they both arrive as I’m reckoning with the history of homophobia and intimate partner violence in a new project.
Susan Rubin 