It was June of 1982. Our apartment on the Upper West Side of Manhattan was converting to co-op apartments. Our fifth-floor walk-up was suddenly the perfect pied-a-terre, with its wooden floors, exposed brick walls and exclusive roof rights. But what to do with our windfall once we flipped the apartment? We were eating breakfast when Coo passed me a copy of Smithsonian Magazine. "Look, Doc, isn't Santa Fe beautiful?" That was it. The decision to move there was made over bagels and cream cheese. Four months later, on Halloween, we drove out of Manhattan at 2 a.m., our twelve-foot rental truck…mehr
It was June of 1982. Our apartment on the Upper West Side of Manhattan was converting to co-op apartments. Our fifth-floor walk-up was suddenly the perfect pied-a-terre, with its wooden floors, exposed brick walls and exclusive roof rights. But what to do with our windfall once we flipped the apartment? We were eating breakfast when Coo passed me a copy of Smithsonian Magazine. "Look, Doc, isn't Santa Fe beautiful?" That was it. The decision to move there was made over bagels and cream cheese. Four months later, on Halloween, we drove out of Manhattan at 2 a.m., our twelve-foot rental truck stuffed to the brim with all of our earthly possessions, heading due west for Santa Fe, New Mexico. Giddy with more hope and excitement than should have been legal, we couldn't have imagined what lay ahead for us in 1983. About the Author Tobias Maxwell is the author of two novels: The Sex and Dope Show Saga and Thomas. His undergraduate alma maters include St. John's College in Annapolis, Maryland and the University of California at Riverside. He has a Master of Science in Counseling from California State University, Sacramento. His articles have appeared in Mom Guess What Newspaper, Art & Understanding and LA Edge magazines.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
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Tobias Maxwell is the author of five novels, Rafael Jerome, 2165 Hillside, The Month After September, The Sex and Dope Show Saga, and Thomas; a novella, And Baby Makes Two; four memoirs, Naked Ink, Diary of a Smalltown Boy, Vols. 1 and 2, 1973-Early Applause, 1977-The Year of Leaving Monsieur, and 1983-The Unknown Season; as well as a poetry collection, Homogium. You can find more by visiting his website and blog at: www.tobiasmaxwell.com, bymax7@wordpress.com.
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