Bill Morris remembers Elaine Kaufman, late proprietress to the resteraunt once described as “a therapy center, a halfway house for husbands between wives, a late-night talk show without cameras and microphones or commercial interruptions, a place that caters to the nocturnal needs and nourishments of New Yorkers who, as evening approaches, are not sure with whom they wish to dine, or with whom they wish to sleep after they dine, or even if they wish to sleep.” In honor of Elaine, the Table 4 Writers Foundation is offering $2,000 grants to writers.
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Bill Morris remembers Elaine Kaufman, late proprietress to the resteraunt once described as “a therapy center, a halfway house for husbands between wives, a late-night talk show without cameras and microphones or commercial interruptions, a place that caters to the nocturnal needs and nourishments of New Yorkers who, as evening approaches, are not sure with whom they wish to dine, or with whom they wish to sleep after they dine, or even if they wish to sleep.”

In honor of Elaine, the Table 4 Writers Foundation is offering $2,000 grants to writers.

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