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Katherine Sharpe is a writer living in Brooklyn. Read more about her here.

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Posts from November 2008

Fall & Winter Budget Recipes, Volume III: Balsamic Chicken

In my real life, I’m working hard on a Serious Article for an Actual Magazine, but I do seem to have caught the food blogging bug bad, so here it goes. Part three of budget recipes, in which I continue to eat my way through this recession depression market correction fascinating time. My mother used [...]


Miranda July and Lindsay Beamish Discuss ‘No One Belongs Here More Than You’

Miranda July’s bright yellow collection of short stories is still sitting, unread, on my shelf. I was on the fence about the one story that I read in the New Yorker or wherever, but I have the feeling that there may be a warming-up-to-it curve. In any case, the ‘Learning To Love You More‘ website [...]


Fall & Winter Budget Recipes, Volume II: Baked Apples.

Last Sunday around 9 at night I started jonesing for something sweet. There were two Cortland apples on the shelf. I remembered that during graduate school, I went through a phase where I used to eat baked apples several times a week. I would make them at the very end of my day, which was [...]


Everything’s Coming Up Budget Recipes! Volume I: Caribbean Vegetable Stew Edition.

Dinner. Every fall, I become obsessed with food and eating. This fall, the world being what it is, I’m becoming obsessed with food and eating on a budget. And, as I discovered last time, I am not alone! The New York Times recently did a story on the One Dollar Diet Project blog, in which [...]


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8 November 2008 @ 4pm

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Perhaps You Were Thinking of Spending Thousands of Dollars on a Gift For Me?

Might I ask you to consider this painting by Jocelyn Hobbie, which Tim says reminds him of me? It’s even called “The Writer.” She even has nice hands. Who sat for this painting? I like it. It’s airy, yet slightly sinister. I want a pony.


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