A Writer’s Diary Entries From Mid-December, 1985 | Thought Catalog

A Writer’s Diary Entries From Mid-December, 1985 | Thought Catalog

A Writer’s Diary Entries From Early December, 1985 | Thought Catalog

A Writer’s Diary Entries From Early December, 1985 | Thought Catalog

A Writer’s Diary Entries From Late November, 1985 | Thought Catalog

A Writer’s Diary Entries From Late November, 1985 | Thought Catalog

A Writer’s Diary Entries From Mid-November, 1985 | Thought Catalog

A Writer’s Diary Entries From Mid-November, 1985 | Thought Catalog

A Writer’s Diary Entries From Early November, 1985 | Thought Catalog

A Writer’s Diary Entries From Early November, 1985 | Thought Catalog

A Writer’s Diary Entries From Late October, 1985 | Thought Catalog

A Writer’s Diary Entries From Late October, 1985 | Thought Catalog

A Writer’s Diary Entries From Early October, 1985 | Thought Catalog

A Writer’s Diary Entries From Early October, 1985 | Thought Catalog

A Writer’s Diary Entries From Late September, 1985 | Thought Catalog

A Writer’s Diary Entries From Late September, 1985 | Thought Catalog

A Writer’s Diary Entries From Mid-September, 1985 | Thought Catalog

A Writer’s Diary Entries From Mid-September, 1985 | Thought Catalog

A Writer’s Diary Entries From Early September, 1985 | Thought Catalog

A Writer’s Diary Entries From Early September, 1985 | Thought Catalog

Tuesday Afternoon in Kips Bay: The Sidney Harman Writer-in-Residence Program presents A Reading and Conversation with Brenda Shaughnessy at Baruch College

(Video courtesy Stevie Borrello)

Thursday Morning on the Upper West Side: Peter Woytuk's "Falling Apples" at Dante Park

It's a busy fall semester for us, teaching seven classes six days a week at four colleges. Today, for example, we teach a composition class at Fordham University's Lincoln Center campus from 8:30 to 9:45 a.m. and then have to get to Hunter College to teach American literature from 11:10 a.m. to 12:25 p.m. (and we later today substituted for a Baruch College professor, teaching some of our favorite Yeats poems from 5:50 to 7:05 p.m.) -- but we stopped in mid-morning on our way to the M66 bus on its crosstown crawl from Broadway through Central Park to the East Side to admire Peter Woytuk's bronze "Falling Apples" at the north apex of the Dante Park triangle.

This is one of many of Peter Woytuk's terrific sculptures being presented by the Broadway Mall Association between Columbus Circle and Harlem.