Veronica Geng

The story is headed by a quotation from a letter in the Village Voice; the letter quotes a homoerotic paean to Ernest Hemingway's muscular physique, …

There is no kid who's qualified to go to Harvard who can't, on some scholarship or other. --Hugh Sidey (on "Agronsky & Company") There's no …

Experts are now fine-combing[William Faulkner's] writing in every stage... They are trying to determine...how --ideally--he wanted his books …

(A Political Statement Hand-Distributed on the Sidewalk in Front of the Russian Tea Room) Story starts with a quote from the N.Y Times about a Soviet …

Writer says that the coverage of the XXIII Olympiad overlooked certain small, unofficial things that people all over the country did to sustain the mood of…

Veronica Geng’s 1979 review of Francis Ford Coppola’s film about Vietnam, starring Martin Sheen and Marlon Brando.

An account of a long night with visits to a great many restaurants and night clubs. The writer starts out with Earl at the Cafe Chromosome - it was her …

Journal of a woman confined in a room with 24 other women by a man who is organizing a harem. He shows no interest in any of them. They while away the …

Descriptions by the writer of several games. She says, in desdribing the game called Seven Bugs, that one of the classic mathematical fallacies was …