Hundreds gathered on Saturday, May 29 at Sara D. Roosevelt Park in the Lower East Side to create some moments that George Lucas never got close to imagining.
“The editor of the Village Voice has been calling me and asking me if I have seen 'Star Wars' and if I’m going to sue,” Frank Herbert told his local newspaper.
A young boxing enthusiast, Vladimir Nabokov, writing for a Russian émigré newspaper, called the Frenchman “the wonderful Carpentier,” a “modest, fair-haired young man.”
