The New York Times on Bridge and Aging

Stephen Elliott bio ↓ · May 26th, 2009 · filed under Other

Bridge will keep you smart, card playing is good for you and you will live smarter, longer. And when the dementia sets in your partners will leave and form new games without you. The Rumpus plays Bridge, but we used to play poker.

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Stephen Elliott is the author of seven books, including the memoir The Adderall Diaries, the novel Happy Baby, and the erotica collection My Girlfriend Comes To The City and Beats Me Up. He is the editor of The Rumpus. Sometimes he twitters. More from this author →

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