Elsewhere in the Liquiverse...

  Photo still of the 1928 film "Dressed to Kill" from NYTimes.com

  • In case you haven't seen it by now, The New York Times just caught on that speakeasy fever has swept the nation.
  • David Wondrich offers his seven tips for not turning into a falling-down-drunk in Esquire.
  • Eric Felten delves into The Gibson Martini's Western roots in The Wall Street Journal.
  • And in the San Francisco Chronicle, Gary Regan finds the manliest rum drinks must be the strongest rum drinks.

Selena Ricks-Good

Selena Ricks-Good is a New York-based writer and digital strategist with more than 15 years in journalism, brand development, and content marketing. Her writing on food, drinks, travel, and culture has appeared in CBS New York, Time Out New York, Village Voice, and Thrillist. She founded Little Good Life to fill the gap she kept hitting in her own life: thoughtful, opinionated travel writing for families whose kids are past the stroller years. She lives in New York with her husband and a travel-soccer-playing teenage son who has firm opinions about crudo, boba, and pizza.