In Volume Two of Casanova's memoirs is this very Mary Norris line: "Thieves laugh at grammar."

I just read and LOVED Molly Shannon's forthcoming memoir Hello, Molly! (co-written with the wonderful Sean Wilsey). It's heartbreaking and astonishing in places (she endured an early family tragedy) and also very warm and open and funny and conversational. Pub date 4/12

Molly Shannon’s Memoir Is Filled With Mischief and Pathos nytimes.com/2022/04/10/boo…

I just submitted "IX XI" to Glasgow Film Festival via FilmFreeway.com! -

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It's odd to me that nobody has noted the similarities between Hillary Clinton and Julie Delpy:

Hey Anthony Bourdain, '08 OpEd on High Line's missing ingredients: "stalls and kiosks...part Arab souk and part Ponte Vecchio"

Bravo Anthony Bourdain mobile.nytimes.com/2008/07/09/opi…

Turns out San Francisco, California, and Queens, New York, have something in common.

@NellZink so many more pieces of evidence to present in support of the Clinton-Delpy doppelgängerness.

@NellZink

Bill Buford Sean Wilsey Bill your photo of the culatello looked so good I had to fly to Zibello for my own!

NY elevator installers for #trump?! Apparently...

Two seconds of pure happiness:

It still plays! x.com/SteveMartinToG…

Seeing as how I only ever post photographs, I've migrated to Instagram. Same handle: Sean Wilsey

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Scaffold by night. @ Brooklyn Waldorf School instagram.com/p/Bc8jv0dgYmM/

Tom Wolfe, lover of the sentence, rolling in his grave at this construction: "no account of American letters in the last half of the twentieth century can be credibly written in which Tom Wolfe will be ignored."