Insomniac City
(Originally published in the NY Times) I moved to New York a year ago and felt at once at home. In the haggard buildings and
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(Originally published in the NY Times) I moved to New York a year ago and felt at once at home. In the haggard buildings and
(Originally published in the NY Times) I used to think that the only thing worse than having insomnia is having insomnia next to someone who
“What makes Iago evil? some people ask. I never ask.” What makes Didion a diva? I ask instead. In lieu, that is, of the
(A piece from almost 20 years ago: Originally published in The New York Times Magazine – July 1996) I would steal an hour of Steve’s
Originally published in The New York Times Magazine, July 1995 Here we are, in this car, at this moment, at this place we hoped never
A recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship in nonfiction, BILL HAYES is a frequent contributor to the New York Times, and the author of seven books.
“One of those rare authors who can tackle just about any subject in book form, and make you glad he did.” — San Francisco Chronicle
