Jason Schwartzman
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| First: | Jason |
| Last: | Schwartzman |
| Bio: | Jason Schwartzman is a writer who lives in New York City. His work has appeared in the New York Times, nymag.com, and narrative.ly, among other places. He almost fell into a river once, but a tiny mountain man came out of nowhere and saved him with his walking stick. |
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Bolt You couldn’t go where you wanted so you settled for walking the George Washington Bridge, no one’s favorite. It is a fixture You couldn’t go where you wanted so you settled for walking the George Washington Bridge, no one’s favorite. It is a fixture though, speared deep into rock on both sides of the river. It seems so solid, the bridge, so much of itself, one color, of the sky on a forgettable day—solid. On the pedestrian overpass, not in the cars, you hear the cars, and they sound like old men in a sick ward, wheezing, coughing, insides unsettled, towing the tonnage of themselves. The bridge bears all their weight, a servant of transience, of betweens, ruled by its little gains and losses. Read More |
