Rosecrans Baldwin

TMN co-founder Rosecrans Baldwin is the bestselling author of “Everything Now.” Other books include “The Last Kid Left” and “Paris, I Love You but You’re Bringing Me Down.” He lives in Los Angeles.

https://rosecransbaldwin.com/

18 Jul 2002

Brenda Stahler Gets Married

Falling in love is no joking matter; falling in love with your best friend’s girl is ass-whuppin’ time. Our writers recall the woman that came between them.

15 Jul 2002

A few pictures taken at the Bastille Day festival in Boreum Hill where we arrived ten minutes too late to play pétanque (they wouldn’t bend the rules for us, even though we had already paid our registration fee and two-thirds of the team were verifiably French) and spent

12 Jul 2002

Kubb

I am not very athletic. I’m currently learning how to play basketball, a sport my fiancée and her entire family are very good at. (They favor college basketball, Tarheels particularly, with good reason: Both parents work at U.N.C, one went to U.N.C, fiancée went to

11 Jul 2002

Kevin Walsh

New York City researcher and enthusiast Kevin Walsh, the man behind the mysteries of forgotten-ny.com, gives tips on all things Gotham.

27 Jun 2002

I Am a Pompous Twit

I met Paul Ford for drinks a week ago. We sat in the backyard at Iona, an Irish pub in Brooklyn, where they have a ping-pong table set up under a tree and a few beat-up iron and lumber tables. We both drank beer. For an hour, Paul

20 Jun 2002

Michael Malone

Author Michael Malone—of “Foolscap” and “Justin & Cuddy” fame—picks his favorite pork shop, dotes on Carol Burnett, and explains his night-owl writing process.

09 May 2002

Amy Krouse Rosenthal

Writers’ Block Party creator and author Amy Krouse Rosenthal answers the ten questions, explaining how she found some joy in a sock.

15 Feb 2002

Elisabeth Esselink

Elisabeth, also known in the music world as Solex, explains her loves, what makes her laugh, and an affection for free drinks.

13 Feb 2002

The Things She Made

Only caught two episodes of PBS’s Art:21, but luckily saw the interview with Maya Lin, a name that in my ignorance meant nothing until the show explained she had designed the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, and then I was able to connect the name with the career, a woman

12 Feb 2002

File under Weird

Subway riders refuse to be surprised; hobos, dwarfs, musicians go unnoticed. Everyone’s seen the hip-hop tumbling team before and aren’t impressed by the little kid’s back-flip. I have been yelled at, sat on, even impressed as a candidate for redemption from our Lord Jesus Christ