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Spindle is an online literary magazine with a twist, featuring creative non-fiction, poetry and short fiction by, for and about New Yorkers -- literal and spiritual. Showcasing emerging writers, artists, musicians and other notable New Yorkers, it offers a multi-faceted look at New York City and the world beyond through the eyes of both those who love it and hate it, and in many cases, a peek inside the minds of the people themselves.

Like New York City, Spindle is best experienced with an open mind and a healthy dose of intellectual curiosity. There are no tour guides here, so readers are encouraged to take their time and casually explore the site, whether a section at a time, via the "related article" links, or by doing a keyword search.

Thanks for reading!

Guy LeCharles Gonzalez
Publisher & Editor-in-Chief

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1. Bloomberg is Nasty
(Comments)
...on-fiction and have two poetry books out, I could not get a job. ANY JOB. I became homeless, having NO family to turn to. What Bloomberg did when I complained about homeless shelters is despicable...

2. My First Italian Dinner Party
(Literary/Poetry)
I cooked all afternoon and set the table for eight. Wanted to talk to you, thought of you making sandwiches and smiling at strangers in their lunch meetings. When my guests finally arrive, that is whe

3. The Community Chorus
(Culture/Essays)
Police barricades were set up every­­­where, including right where I happened to be standing. The crowd swelled and pushed. There was no escaping. I found myself pin

4. Running Bases
(Literary/Poetry)
In the shadow of Claremont Park where years later I’d see my first dead body  I mastered the art of running bases. In that not-quite ghetto section of the Bronx where gloves and bats and balls

My son, grandson and I are watching the Red Sox and Yankees battle it out on television.  Now, admittedly, Jess and I have to explain a good deal of the game to five-year-old Conley, but he's a f

6. Self-Portrait as Miss Macho
(Literary/Poetry)
I learned to fall in love at a young agewith everything capable of being broken.But a color blind child didn’t know anythingbetter than static, some square box and its black fuzz.That television could

7. The House that Ruth Built
(Literary/Poetry)
In front of a hole in the right field wall my father spreads the tarpaulin to protect the grounds from a sudden downpour. His once slender waist now bulges like the Babe’s, too many center-cut pork

8. Johnnie Walker
(Literary/Poetry)
my whiskey story is not unique an age fourteen wild girlstraddling the banister, not to make the stairs creak,sneaking out the back door of a sleeping housemy father wakes hours laterto my panicked

9. Bronx Nonagenarians
(Literary/Poetry)
Voyeuring him bit by bit slip her soiled white undiesup, then little by little lift her dead-weight bodydown off the elevated handicapped john; nowI recall a once freckled red-haired, smilingyoung wom

10. Places:
(Culture/Essays)
MacDougal and Bleecker We were talking about our aging parents when my friend asked if I take notes. I thought she meant notes toward stories, but she meant notes to myself that I’d read in the futu

11. Coffee & Brooklyn: Oakland
(Features/Coffee and Brooklyn)
...ith lighter skin. Plagued with the “good enough” questions all my life, as a darker toned Black girl in a family of fair-skinned beauties, I have been battling the urge to purchase skin bleach ever si...

12. Don't Look Back in Anger
(Literary/Fiction)
...ound her, and told her I like to read detective novels and the DSM-IV; to cook a giant brunch so my whole family can come over and eat it; to go on my message boards to fight about records. I remember...

13. Old New York
(Literary/Fiction)
...bsp;     One really disturbed couple even wanted to reenact the episode of All in the Family where Edith was raped, with the husband playing both Archie and the rapist. There wer...

14. Karin Gallet: Drafting Bloomberg
(Features/Notable New Yorkers)
...let: Probably all the above. Although I will say that, as someone who grew up in the Midwest in a hunting family (I have a freezer full of buffalo and elk steaks at the moment), his anti-gun stance ha...

15. Impromptu
(Literary/Poetry)
...ter and poet, teaches a poetry workshop and hosts her own open mic poetry venue in Cleveland, OH. She has family in the NYC area and when she visits, the experience is always an artistic motivation. ...

16. Remembering 9/12
(Culture/Essays)
...not surprisingly, we didn't find what we were looking for in Virginia and moved back 11 months later, our family now a fantastic foursome as our daughter India was born while we were down there. Still...

17. In Remembrance: Affirm Life
(Culture/Essays)
...s and more·but there will be time for that in the weeks that come. Right now, I choose to speak of you-my family, my friends and the love I am want to make religion and ritual. Understanding that in t...

...othing of either. Taylor Mali is a former teacher turned full-time poet, the 10th generation in his family to be born and based in New York City. One of the original poets to appear on the HBO s...

19. In the Shadow of No Towers
(Culture/Reviews)
...ne ill-equipped for coping when the sky actually falls." And the sky literally fell on the author and his family that day. They lived in the towers' shadow, in TriBeca, and their daughter was in schoo...

20. Spindle Contributors
(Static Content)
...ter and poet, teaches a poetry workshop and hosts her own open mic poetry venue in Cleveland, OH. She has family in the NYC area and when she visits, the experience is always an artistic motivation. ...

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