Inspiring the Woman Writer “I found a safe place to have a voice. There are all levels of writing, and all levels matter.” – past International Women’s [...] April 25, 2018
WAT-CAST: Laura Kumin Talks About The Hamilton Cookbook Enthusiasm for Lin-Manuel Miranda’s smash hit musical, Hamilton, continues to grow. The musical is still drawing record crowds on [...] April 23, 2018
Gretchen Rubin’s The Four Tendencies In Gretchen Rubin’s previous New York Times bestseller, The Happiness Project, she surveyed a variety of people around the [...] April 21, 2018
The Coincidence Makers – What If There Was No Such Thing as Random Chance? Our role is to be exactly on the border, to stand in the grey area between fate and free will, and to play Ping-Pong there. We’ve all had [...] April 6, 2018
Olivia Kiernan’s Debut Novel, Too Close to Breathe, Is Breathtaking Frankie Sheehan is damaged goods. A brutal knife attack left her with scars, both physically and emotionally. Four months later, she’s [...] April 5, 2018
Something Wonderful: Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Broadway Revolution Todd S. Purdum ‘s well researched book will be best enjoyed by diehard musical theater fans. It covers Richard Rodgers and Oscar [...] April 4, 2018
Lee Goldberg’s Latest Thriller Is Fun, Fast, and Not All Fiction Turns out I’ve been a Lee Goldberg fan for a very long time without having read any of his detective thrillers and mysteries. I’ve been [...] April 3, 2018
Poet’s Corner – Spring’s Song In the elixir of spring’s breath, Like babies sighs; And puppies cries; Cleaning beds from winter’s death: It’s refreshing to find [...] April 1, 2018