Poet’s Corner: “Veteran” – Robin Clark It is the person of the heart which holds the heart of others. The hearts of Sisters, Brothers, Fathers, the hearts of our Dear Mothers. [...] November 11, 2016
Ottolenghi: Delicious Simplicity From Yotam Ottolenghi and Sami Tamimi Last Monday many of D.C.’s top foodie writers met at Jose Andres’ Zatinya for a chance to discuss Ottolenghi, Yotam Ottolenghi and Sami [...] October 29, 2016
For Kids and Completists, Doctor Who: The American Adventures Spaceships, alien plots, clueless humans and one mysterious man in black: These are the things that we expect when we hear the name Doctor [...] October 24, 2016
John Sandford’s Latest Has a Tiger by the Tail Virgil Flowers is hunting two very rare Amur tigers who have disappeared from the Minnesota Zoo. Apparently in some cultures, particularly [...] October 18, 2016
Cold, Melancholy, Entrancing: The Second Winter Like the pitiful bird trapped in barbed wire in the opening page, so too are the characters in Craig Larsen’s The Second [...] October 12, 2016
Lis Wiehl’s The Candidate For anyone immersed in this year’s presidential campaign (and who isn’t?), Lis Wiehl’s The Candidate is a feast to behold. [...] October 12, 2016
Triple Crown Means Triple Trouble in Felix Francis’ Thriller The Federal Anti-Corruption in Sports Agency (FACSA) doesn’t exist, as Felix Francis states on the first page of his new mystery, Triple [...] October 11, 2016
Five Books to Read for Columbus Day Columbus Day is October 10th. Besides offering a three day weekend for federal employees and some pretty good parades though, what is the [...] October 10, 2016