More MLK Day Reading Monday, January 16th is Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. Instead of treating the occasion as just another federal holiday and long weekend, [...] January 16, 2017
Poet’s Corner – Heartfelt Thank You If I could wrap you up in ribbons; And top you off with bows: I’d thank you for your beauty; And relieving us of woes. You see, you’re [...] January 16, 2017
Hudson Valley Writer Fest – Day Long Event for Authors When a door closes, a window opens, is a phrase I live by. So, when the cozy and quaint and welcoming site where I conducted writing [...] January 11, 2017
Poet’s Corner: Lessons for the New Year I wanted to write a poem for the new year inspired by the blank, daily squares of January in my new calendar, and my love of fresh starts. [...] January 8, 2017
The Lion In the Living Room – Searching for the Source of Cat Power Cats, it seems, transcend the practical. Abigail Tucker, a science correspondent for Smithsonian magazine, has in the past written on [...] January 2, 2017
Poet’s Corner – My New Year’s Wish for You Pick your paint, To paint your ponies; Perched within life’s carousel. Learn that life is heaven now; And not living it, is hell. Live [...] January 1, 2017
A Portrait of Emily Price – Fixing Art and a Family This novel is the first one that I’ve read written by Katherine Reay. Now, I’m eager to read others. If A Portrait of Emily Price is an [...] December 31, 2016
Five Books Featuring Fabulous Felines Cats! Long before they took over my apartment and the Internet, cats were a ubiquitous presence in our culture. Go to any bookstore and [...] December 24, 2016