The Poet’s Corner – Allegiance I stand for the allegiance Of my country and for man. I stand for life’s diversity Which lends a surer-hand. For the love that lives in [...] September 25, 2017
The Poet’s Corner – To Do List Maybe pare it down to essentials, take away what you don’t need, one by one. The clutter of obligations, the bragging rights of being [...] September 24, 2017
Katy Tur’s Unbelievable Is (Unfortunately) Believable Donald Trump’s disparaging comments to and about women have not deterred a growing number of women journalists covering, first his [...] September 16, 2017
Sue Grafton’s Y Is for Yesterday Twenty-five down; one to go. Sue Grafton’s alphabet mysteries have gained steam and followers over the years. With Y Is for Yesterday, [...] September 11, 2017
The Address – Goings On at the Iconic Dakota The iconic Dakota apartment building, famous for housing the famous and infamous alike, has an indisputable majesty. With its gargoyles, [...] September 7, 2017
Marcia Clark’s Snap Judgment Marcia Clark is best known as the lead prosecutor in the 1995 trial of O.J. Simpson who was charged with killing his ex-wife, Nicole Brown [...] August 29, 2017
The Poet’s Corner – Lessons Lessons The summer yard is held in the gaze of the noon day sun. You squint at fractals of light caught in your lashes. She is [...] August 27, 2017
Final Target – John Gilstrap’s Rumble in the Jungle Summer’s the perfect time to jump into a new series, so if you don’t already know John Gilstrap’s Jonathan Grave [...] August 15, 2017