The Algonquin Hotel‘s infamous Round Tablehas been re-established! So it is only appropriate it include something for the New Yorker. Or in this case for Ask A New Yorker, as Ask A New Yorker Founder Kennedy Moore was invited to join the Round Table on a recent Saturday. Why was the Round Table reformed? The… Read more »
Manhattan is ground zero for networking and the grist for legions of what are sometimes termed New York “stories,” accounts of astounding serendipity. Although the term “six degrees of separation” was brought into common parlance by the playwright John Guare, and the popular movie of the same name, the theory of one person being linked… Read more »
Brooklyn, around noon, on a summer day. At first I felt sorry for the man who was hit by the subway train. Then annoyed. The police hoisted the bloodied fellow out of the station on a stretcher up to street level and into an ambulance. The requisite police investigation meant I couldn’t get into the… Read more »
