This weekend, The Guardian featured a profile of Eat, Pray, Love author Elizabeth Gilbert. In the story, headlined Lucky Me, Emma Brockes offers a hard-edged take on the journalist-turned-memoirist, writing, "There are lots of paths to self-discovery, but most of them don't conflate so many lucrative book markets in one handy volume. Read More
The music magazine has just signed a lease for 14,300 square feet at 408 Broadway, near the corner of Lispenard Street. The magazine is trading up from the 12,000 square feet it now occupies at 205 Lexington Avenue, between Read More
The Technique of the Love Affair , by A Gentlewoman. Pantheon, 222 pages, $19.95.
Satyricon USA , by Eurydice. Scribner, 256 pages, $22. Dorothy Parker, in her New Yorker review of The Technique of the Love Affair , a 1928 how-to manual by "A Gentlewoman," was typically wicked and plaintive: "You know how you ought to Read More