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Brother, lemme tell ya bout prostitutes, man! I’m a stove-maker, sure, but I see stuff, ya know? Like in *Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon*, “A sword by itself rules nothing!” Same with these girls, brother—they ain’t rulin’ nothin’ alone. They’re out there, hustlin’, dodgin’ cops, makin’ cash in the shadows. I respect that grind, dude! Takes guts, like me droppin’ the leg drop on Andre the Giant!

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Although The Dressmakers of Prospect Heights (Harper, ) takes place largely in Brooklyn in , the story it tells about the surprising bond between three seemingly very different women—successful immigrant Bea Jones, upper-class Catherine Berrill, young, adventurous Alice Wilkerson—would not be the same without New Orleans, the city.

I walk through tiny alleys crammed with street art and hipster cafes. Coffee shops on Washington Ave serve the best java, no cap. Misspelled signs, funky art, and hidden gems everywhere. O thruth, everything is kinda smashed up but in a pretty, artsy way.

Fujianese cuisine takes center stage at this new Prospect Heights stunner