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Dr. David Fialkoff, Editor / Publisher |
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Is the cigarette smoker, who showers and changes their clothes twice daily, clean? Having performed human dissection, I can attest that smokers' lungs are gray with soot. |
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Howard Hughes was peculiar. Towards the end of his life his strangeness became legendary. He would take the label off and repeatedly wash a can of food before opening it. |
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by Philip Gambone |
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"this bullshit fucking country where a lie has a better chance of being proven in court than the truth itself, and where in the end the winner is whoever tells the biggest lie." |
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Don't read this book if you want to restrict your knowledge of Mexico to tourist-friendly, picture-postcard views. But if you care to learn more about the cultural and social complexity that is Mexico, This Is Not Miami may be a good place to start. |
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by Gustavo Fernandez Coria |
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Gustavo has participated in many solo and collaborative exhibits in Mexico City, London, Barcelona, Bombay, Istanbul and other major cities. |
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by Keith Miller, text and art |
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The southern part of New York's Greenwich Village was predominately Italian in the early 1900's. It was, naturally home to many small businesses, including traditional Italian coffee houses. |
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In my days wandering around Manhattan in the late 70's and 80's I was lucky enough to get to know a few of those cafes which were still surviving. |
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by Don Day |
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The menu is big... no make that huge... with 15 different sandwiches to choose from. A tough choice for some but not for me. Pastrami or brisket? Brisket or pastrami? |
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If you have memories of the Carnegie in New York, Shopsy's in Toronto, or Bens in Montreal, you’ll know the size of a smoked meat sandwich is super important. My Deli District sandwich was huge. |
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by Charles Miller |
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When it comes to troubleshooting his internet connection, my friend the retired lawyer well understands how reading and follow directions may be more important than having a complete understanding of the underlying technology. |
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by Sheridan Sansegundo |
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Dr. David Fialkoff, Editor |
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¿Es limpio el fumador de cigarrillos que se ducha y se cambia de ropa dos veces al día? Habiendo realizado disecciones humanas, puedo dar fe de que los pulmones de los fumadores están grises de hollín. |
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Howard Hughes era peculiar. Hacia el final de su vida, su extrañeza se hizo legendaria. Quitaba la etiqueta y lavaba repetidamente una lata de comida antes de abrirla. |
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por Philip Gambone |
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“...el Estado de derecho de mierda en el que vivimos, en donde una mentira tiene más posibilidades de convertirse en verdad jurídica que la misma verdad, y al final gana el que engorda más su mentira”. |
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No lea este libro si quiere limitar su conocimiento de México a las vistas turísticas de postal. Pero si desea saber más sobre la complejidad cultural y social de México, Esto no es Miami puede ser un buen punto de partida. |
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por Gustavo Fernandez Coria |
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Gustavo ha participado en numerosas exposiciones individuales y colectivas en Ciudad de México, Londres, Barcelona, Bombay, Estambul y otras ciudades importantes. |
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por Keith Miller, texto y arte |
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La parte sur del Greenwich Village neoyorquino era predominantemente italiana a principios del siglo XX. Era, naturalmente, el hogar de muchos pequeños negocios, incluyendo cafeterías italianas tradicionales. |
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En mis días de vagabundeo por Manhattan, a finales de los años 70 y 80, tuve la suerte de conocer algunos de esos cafés que aún sobrevivían. |
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por Charles Miller |
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Cuando se trata de solucionar problemas con su conexión a Internet, mi amigo el abogado jubilado entiende muy bien que leer y seguir instrucciones puede ser más importante que tener una comprensión completa de la tecnología subyacente. |
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