Kill Your Darlings, a film about a murder, isn’t the first film I’d personally think of for a cartoon treatment, but Randeep Katari created a cartoon image for it that’s actually pretty thought-provoking. You can view it here.
Yiasou!
Stephanie Nikolopoulos is a writer, editor, writing teacher, and speaker based in New York City.
She is the coauthor, with Paul Maher Jr., of "Burning Furiously Beautiful: The True Story of Jack Kerouac's 'On the Road.'"
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This one goes out to my students.
🇸🇪Swedes only eat sweets on Saturdays, so Håkan Chocolatier opened in Beacon, New York, as a chocolate speakeasy where you can get your chocolate fix any day of the week! Swedish Chef Håkan Mårtensson cut his teeth at the Culinary Institute in Kristianstad, Sweden, before going on to literally win the gold at the World Cup in Luxembourg and Culinary Olympics in Erfurt, Germany. 🥇Finally, he came to New York City to work as master chocolatier at FIKA. ☕️ Now, he’s opened Håkan Chocolatier, where the chocolates are made on-site. There are an eye-popping selection of delights, including raspberry rosemary bombs, sour soursop, and crackling sea salt caramel. They’ve got tables and a couch and serve coffee so you can plop down and write the next great novel there.
Even Mondays. 😜
Waterfall-side dining, please and thank you. @roundhousebeacon
Better wear comfortable shoes. 😂
The first time I heard of Beacon was when the founder of Barnes & Noble, Len Riggio, helped fund the art museum Dia Beacon in 2003. It has since become a town that holds a special place in my heart. About a two-hour Metro-North train ride from Manhattan, Beacon has a long, winding Main Street dotted by bookstores, art galleries, vintage shops, and artisanal goodies. It is charming yet has a whimsical, artistic flair. It’s the perfect getaway from New York City, and a trip there could change your life. It did for me. 💗
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