InsaneJournal

I feel like suddenly my MO is to sound like a broken record, but here we go again. I thought you all should know, especially the ones with whom I've spoken about interviewing, that I am no longer affiliated with Vanity Fair. The reasons for this revolve entirely around you, the refugees, and the magazine's desire to compromise integrity for a form of what used to be called yellow journalism. Bottom line is, if any article about any of you appears in VF, then I didn't write it. I can't say whether those articles will hold up to the contract that was agreed upon between myself and Stark Charities. Naturally, if any of you wish to speak with them, that is your choice, but I wish you would allow me to interview your first.

As for now, I'm freelancing which really isn't a terrible gig for me right now. But I would like to publish a series of articles that would adhere to the standards already laid out for the ones I would have done for Vanity Fair. That being said, nothing will be published without your and/or Stark Charities' approval, and they will focus entirely on your life here and how you've adapted, with only enough about your backgrounds to inform the readers who you are.

All of that said, thanks to everyone who suggested neighborhoods; I'm looking at a few places in Ditmars.