Ted Peckham’s ‘Gentlemen For Rent’

July 2, 2014 Keith "Maggie" Brown Scoop.it Leave a comment

In the nineteen-thirties, what was a single girl to do when the best tables were behind closed doors?

Source: www.newyorker.com

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