“New York Is On Fire”
It was early April and I was on a Zoom call with my former RA and a few former floormates. Like so many other college students across the world, we […]
Category Archives: New York City
I lived in New York City for college from August 2017 until I was forced to leave by the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020. These are some of my adventures there.
Reasons to Visit “The Anti-Museum”
Ah, The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Known around the world for its glorious art collection, which features everything from Hellenistic vases to modern-day canvases, The Met–located on a part of Fifth […]
Bookstore Reviews // Lower Manhattan
Introducing a new feature: bookstore reviews! Book reviewing slows down quite a bit for me during the school year, since I don’t really have time to read (I’ve been perusing The Godfather since […]
Knowing New York
Wee-woo-wee-woo. The familiar sound of an ambulance hurtling down the street below my dorm room window at two o’ clock in the morning. It’s loud, and you can hear it, clearly, […]
Exploring NYC // Bryant Park and the Subway
Every year, Bryant Park puts on a holiday winter market. I went on November 12 and thoroughly enjoyed it. It’s unlike anything I’ve seen before. Because of my hometown’s ideal […]
July, August, September
I recently realized that it’s been over two months since I’ve written for this blog(!!). That is possibly the longest I’ve ever gone without hitting the “Publish” button on Books and […]
Books and Bark 