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In December, I moved. After 15 years on the edge of downtown, conditions changed in my apartment building, home of the Hernon/Wills Supercollider Observatory (my back porch), annex of Alexandria’s library, refuge of squirrels and stink bugs. After a blessedly short search, my friend the Realtor found for me a modest bungalow in the historic Washington Park neighborhood. It reminded me of poet Patti Smith’s century-old bungalow in Rockaway Beach, N.Y., and though that’s not what convinced me, it did assure me. If a one-time resident of the Chelsea Hotel can turn a storm-ravaged bungalow in a suburban neighborhood into an art project and headquarters, maybe I can, too.

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