Poet’s Corner – The Road Back Spring had harbored in our town, and I left the green froth of new leaves and washes of red tulips as I headed north, an [...] March 2, 2021
A Stirring Novel Gives Voice to Those Affected by the Ebola Crisis We the viruses, have succeeded in conquering the planet. We’re in the sea, we’re in the air. We’re everywhere. We reinvent ourselves [...] February 27, 2021
Poet’s Corner – We Are Always Moving We are always moving.Even in the stillness of our daysThe repetition of sounds and silencesOf wind, waves and songbirdsAre our daily [...] February 18, 2021
Dodging Alligators and Tracking Serial Killers in the Everglades Sloan McPherson, an officer with Florida’s Underwater Investigation Unit, is called for a routine recovery. A car went into a body of [...] February 16, 2021
Mike Nichols-A Life: Journalist A. O. Scott Interviews Author Mark Harris Under the aegis of the 92Y Asked how this biography came about, Mark Harris admits that his previous books, featuring several characters [...] February 8, 2021
New York Public Library Recommends Books for Black History Month The NY Public Library is one of the city’s greatest resources. During the pandemic, it has provided online events, author talks, [...] February 3, 2021
Daniel Pyne’s Water Memory – An Ocean Vacation Becomes a Trip to Hell Aubrey Sentro boasts a long and impressive career as a Black Ops specialist, first for the U.S. government, and now for a private [...] February 2, 2021
Inauguration 2021: The New Chapter Allow the seas of changeRise up to greet your shore.Let its power cleanse the saltFrom your every sore.Let the morning fog carressYour [...] January 20, 2021