Apr 25, 2019
How My Parents, Who Loved Grapes, Lost Their Love of Winemaking
Others began to intrude in what had once been a mom-and-pop operation. The conversion from hobby to profession had been made.
Adin Dobkin is the author of the forthcoming Sprinting Through No Man's Land, a narrative nonfiction book about the first Tour de France after World War I. His essays and reporting have been featured in New York Times Magazine, The Atlantic, Catapult, and The Paris Review Daily, among others. He received his MFA from Columbia University.
Others began to intrude in what had once been a mom-and-pop operation. The conversion from hobby to profession had been made.
