Save New York posted an article on 17 Greenwich - Aug 16, 2009, 5:04 pm
Emery quit working for The Company three years ago because the conditions became intolerable. Lay-offs had created work, work hadn’t created new positions, and everybody was feeling trapped. When ...
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Save New York posted an article on 17 Greenwich - Feb 27, 2009, 12:36 pm
Annie didn’t live at 17 Greenwich but she was sure there a lot these days. Having declared her need for a hobby, she had settled on seducing Jefferson as a project, mistakenly thinking he was rich....
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Save New York posted an article on 17 Greenwich - Feb 16, 2009, 4:15 pm
Seven men had to be gathered in order to get Mr. Hertz’s car out of the rain. A broken window was one thing when you had some duct tape and a little plastic tarp or a plastic bag from a high class ...
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Save New York posted an article on 17 Greenwich - Jan 19, 2009, 2:14 pm
Morty and Fung Wa had always had a tenuous relationship. Fung Wa had displaced his favorite old-time dry cleaners, and he now went there just to prove he had no need for the even newer upstarts. He ...
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Save New York posted an article on 17 Greenwich - Jan 16, 2009, 5:45 pm
Emery was for it. As in favor of it as one person could be. He’d go to the mat for it in a heartbeat. Even write a letter about it for the newspaper using his real name and everything. That was ...
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Save New York posted an article on 17 Greenwich - Dec 9, 2008, 1:02 pm
It was the only time Morty had ever seen focus in Emery’s constantly shifting eyes. He was staring intently, and Morty realized I didn’t know how to make the expression the situation required. T...
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Save New York posted an article on 17 Greenwich - Sep 9, 2008, 12:01 pm
Don Keyman was a successful businessman who had political aspirations but had instead used his performance skills to prove to any remaining doubters that he was a meglomaniac. He had made a movie abo...
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Save New York posted an article on 17 Greenwich - Sep 8, 2008, 3:52 pm
19 Greenwich, the mirror-image of 17, was daunting, but Liseli had no other choice. She buzzed a random somebody, pretending to be a deliveryman, and charged right up to the fourth floor. On a parti...
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Save New York posted an article on 17 Greenwich - Sep 7, 2008, 9:14 pm
Eugene Lamb had a slight limp, which made it look vaguely like an oompaloompa was approaching as he made his way into Krispin’s coffee shop. Phil Hertz was waiting for him, sitting at the counter w...
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Save New York posted an article on 17 Greenwich - Jul 10, 2008, 12:13 am
Bean Buttersworth didn’t like the talk about it, but his brother was famous. Completely, truly, 100% legitimately famous. And not for doing something lowbrow like being in a play or painting. He ...
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