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>Cyber-Spatial Points of Reference
> I am indebted to Guillermo Creus for this project. When Jameson defined postmodernism he wrote, “The political form of postmodernism, if there ever is any will have as its vocation the invention...
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>A Brooklyn Discourse
> I was born in Brooklyn. Once its own city, it was consolidated into New York in 1898. That is not to say that its character as a city has become subsumed, leaving it as nothing more than a...
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>Can We Call Brooklyn Its Own City Again?
> Brooklyn has recently been drawing literary agents and basketball teams to its friendly confines. The Nets won’t be called the New York Nets, they’re going to be the Brooklyn Nets. Last night I...
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>Paris and New York in Post Postmodernism
> In Paris the boulevards beneath skeiny tree branches and high stone apartment buildings suggested exclusivity and history. Glances of emptiness from men and those of mild interest from women...
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Daniel Adler Sings The Blues Pt. II
Oweee babe, I love to singa the blues. Owee mama, I love-a to sing the blues. I’m a ramblin honey, I’m leavin New York City soon. I’m goin downa Louisiana, gonna have myself a time. I’m going from St....
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Daniel Adler a la Henry Miller
Last night I had dinner with an old friend. Bill. We recounted all the good times we’d had, and when he asked about Halloween, I told him my story, and we proceeded to share some laughs about a...
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The Douchiest Borough in NYC
Last time I was in a beer garden in Queens, it was the Czech one, which used to be the only biergarten in NYC. Not only do I now know that there is more than one, I know the location of Studio...
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