The legendary fictional detective Nero Wolfe was “famously loath to leave his brownstone on West 35th Street” in New York City, preferring to examine mysterious clues through deductive reasoning. In one of author Rex Stout’s early 1930s-era Wolfe novels, chief assistant Archie Goodwin calls Wolfe to the front door and asks his boss to step … Continue reading Hip Hops: Kentucky Common should be the beer from here, right?