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Tag Archives: bernstein2010
New York City Bike Lanes: Safe Route or Danger Zone?
For some, riding a bike is a hobby, a method of relaxation; for others it is a daily, relied upon mode of transportation. With the rise in popularity of bike riding and the influx of bike lanes popping up around … Continue reading
Posted in Conflict Story (final), Hell's Kitchen, Neighborhood Conflict Story, Neighborhood Conflict Story
Tagged bernstein2010, biking, Conflict Story, cycling, Hell's Kitchen, Kacey Herlihy
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Spoken Like A True New Yorker: A Night With Richard Price
Richard Price is not your standard coffee shop novelist– thank God. The author and screenwriter carries himself like a rumpled middle-aged man and barks out slick lingo straight from the New York City jungle. Soft-spoken, he is not. Price’s speech … Continue reading
Posted in Feature Writing Fall 2010
Tagged bernstein2010, fall 2010, Richard Price, simona taver
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Visionary of The Delicatessen Circuit
Step inside the small bagel shop near the Coney Island subway station in the early morning hours, and you’re likely to see a crowd large enough to rival Coney Island itself. As early as seven o’clock in the morning, Coney … Continue reading
Posted in Feature Writing Fall 2010, Graves End/Coney Island, Neighborhood Faces Story
Tagged bernstein2010, Brooklyn, fall 2010, neighborhood faces, simona taver
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