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Brian Cullman
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West Village Editor, Journal of the Plague Year
New York
Beats
Music, Calgary) sports, politics/social issues city-related stories (Montreal, cannabis
babies, kids, money, relationships
Content
By Brian Cullman| Journal of the Plague Year@ Anyone who doesn't read Cortazar is doomed. - Pablo NerudaLess revered than Borges, less read than Garcia Marquez, Cortazar is the odd man out of Latin American letters: he is the patron saint of impossible jazz, unreadable traffic signs, the vengeance of children and the whisper of women’s legs as they walk to and fro in the cool of the evening.
By Brian Cullman| The Paris Review Verified Cole Porter, Yale College Class of 1913My father graduated from Yale in 1913. At the time, getting into Yale must have been a bit like making a reservation at 21. If you were one of the fortunate few, the only real question was did you want a table at seven thirty or eight thirty. He played football (“badly, very badly”), was a member of the mandolin club, and was fired early on as drama critic at the Yale Courant for asking Sarah Bernhardt rude questions about her love life.
By Brian Cullman| Journal of the Plague Year@ Anyone who doesn't read Cortazar is doomed. - Pablo NerudaLess revered than Borges, less read than Garcia Marquez, Cortazar is the odd man out of Latin American letters: he is the patron saint of impossible jazz, unreadable traffic signs, the vengeance of children and the whisper of women’s legs as they walk to and fro in the cool of the evening.
Company Info
Journal of the Plague Year
New York, New York, United States
+1 212-854-4900