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Brooklyn for Writers
“Capote rented a basement on Willow Street, where he wrote Breakfast at Tiffany’s and In Cold Blood, for $90 a month. Today, that same home (not just the basement, to be fair) is renting for $40,000 a month. Times, as they say, have changed. So while there’s a slower pace to Brooklyn, which for me is helpful in getting the work done, I wouldn’t say that modern Brooklyn is particularly helpful for writing.”
- Peter Melman interviewed at The Written Nerd
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Brooklyn is legendary. Especially for us northern Europe (Finland) follies.
– Mathias (08/25 at 01:49 PM)
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