Sublime

undaunted. But at his layover in Paris he meets his match: a surprise

White boys thought the world of themselves, thought the world was themselves, and that anything otherwise was out of place, needed to be noticed or ignored.

As a boy I had been taken with my three older sisters to Best & Co. and DePinna’s, upscale stores on Fifth Avenue that expediently sold both girls’ and boys’ clothes, and there I was properly outfitted for a proper life. Now, in the 1950s, Best and DePinna’s were still doing business, just a few blocks to the east. But in the geography of my li

One of the agencies the package went to was Frederick Hill Associates in San Francisco, where Bonnie Nadell, a new associate who had worked in the subsidiary rights department at Simon & Schuster when Less Than Zero was published,