Thursday, November 29, 2007
Danticat Jones Takes Over 'The New-York Ghost'
...at least for a little while.
This is Vol. II, No. 36.
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Too complicated!
This is Vol. II, No. 36.
For a free subscription or sample, write to newyorkghostATgmailDOTcom, with a non-spam-sounding subject line and your e-mail address in the body of the message as well.
Too complicated!
Sunday, November 25, 2007
You've found us...
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FOR slightly more than a year, a mysterious little periodical has been circulating through the cubicles of New York publishing offices, attracting the kind of cultish attention usually reserved for letters stamped with secret societies’ seals...The name of the periodical, which arrives as an e-mailed PDF file, is The New-York Ghost. It offers an assortment of stream-of-consciousness prose, whimsical poems, dream transcripts and archival illustrations, as well as a mischievous motto: “The Weekly Newsletter You Print Out at Work”.... —Saki Knafo, The New-York Times
While waiting for the next issue, why not listen to our theme song?
Photo: Adrian Kinloch
Thursday, November 22, 2007
'Apologies to those maimed by omission'
The Ghost is down to one page for the holiday weekend.
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Friday, November 16, 2007
We're not there—a tale of the tape
Thomas Beard goes head to head with film-maker Todd Haynes. Subscribe for free: newyorkghostATgmailDOTcom.
Update:
Those printer's devils were at it again, attempting to sabotage our latest 'Tale of the Tape.' A few lines were inadvertently dropped—well, advertently, from the devils' point of view.
First page, first column:
breaks down. ¶ I was just wondering if you'd had any
Second page, first column:
how they would be expanded, even exhausted at some point in the future. What do you think about those ideas
Second page, second column:
he's an architect—who's dying of AIDS and being cared
The Ghost apologizes for the error!
Update:
Those printer's devils were at it again, attempting to sabotage our latest 'Tale of the Tape.' A few lines were inadvertently dropped—well, advertently, from the devils' point of view.
First page, first column:
breaks down. ¶ I was just wondering if you'd had any
Second page, first column:
how they would be expanded, even exhausted at some point in the future. What do you think about those ideas
Second page, second column:
he's an architect—who's dying of AIDS and being cared
The Ghost apologizes for the error!
Thursday, November 01, 2007
Two letters
Q: How can the latest Ghost be both a regulation-size (four-page) issue and the shortest one ever?
A: It consists of only two letters!
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A: It consists of only two letters!
Perplexed? Find out more by subscribing: newyorkghostATgmailDOTcom.