The Written Word

me + vie: A Summer with Anne Hunter – Food and Fashion

Sat, May 11th, 2013 by Anne Hunter

The first time I met Chris Hastings, he was carrying a yellow legal pad and asked me what kind of muffins I was selling…

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Wed, May 8th, 2013 by Anne Hunter

After the butterfly bang trim, I walked over to the Zadig & Voltaire on Mercer and checked out their spring collection to calm my nerves. Then I went to the Mercer Hotel, ordered a glass of Pino Gris and gazed out the window.

Wed, May 8th, 2013 by Anne Hunter

“I do not think it is beautiful to be ‘like’ something or someone. I think it is only beautiful to be who you are.”

Wed, May 1st, 2013 by VIE® Magazine

“How I ended up living in Soho at the corner of Prince and Mercer, above Fanelli Café, on the Island of Manhattan is another story…” Anne Hunter shares her thoughts on living in New York, writing, and more in this new journal series.

Wed, Dec 12th, 2012 by Jane Cobb

This book is not the how-to manual that I once might have scoured for its answers (assuring myself that yes indeed, there were answers to be had), but rather, it’s simply the straightforward reflection of struggle and questions, many of which will never catch sight of an answer.

Tue, Oct 30th, 2012 by Jane Cobb

Like my right hand, the ability to read and write has me (most often) unconsciously at its mercy in every little nook and cranny of my life. Imagine a world in which Mark Twain were inaccessible or the directions on the medicine bottle were undecipherable or if you couldn’t understand your child’s report card.

Thu, Oct 25th, 2012 by Jane Cobb

I am constantly assessing these relationships, knowing what ghoulish image of either mom or daughter I don’t want to embody, and yet, I’m also dismally aware that, at times, I can become the very twin of that same image.

Wed, Oct 3rd, 2012 by Jane Cobb

To be completely honest with you, before I read this, I couldn’t think of a book that I’d be less likely to pick up. Ever. Never mind read. Even its glowing reviews weren’t enough to entice me to open its cover. In the end, it was my allegiance to September’s book club choice that threw me into the saddle, as it were, kicking and screaming.

Mon, Aug 27th, 2012 by Haley Chouinard

Haley’s pick of the week is a book that really impacted her, 30 Things Every Woman Should Have and Know

by the Time She’s 30 by Pamela Redmond Satran and the editors of Glamour.

Tue, Aug 21st, 2012 by Jane Cobb

I like to think of myself as someone who’s aware and open to changing times as the years steadily march ahead, be it through Instagram or skinny jeans or NASA’s latest Curiosity. So when my husband and I recently bought our first iPad for our business, why did I never expect to read a book on this electronic gizmo?