Literature 18 Years, But Who’s Counting? By Judith Teitelman on April 24, 2019 When people learn that my debut novel, Guesthouse for Ganesha, is on the precipice of... Read more →
Literature Guesthouse for Ganesha sets Publication Date By Cultural Weekly on April 17, 2019 Guesthouse for Ganesha, the much-anticipated debut novel by Judith Teitelman, a... Read more →
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Literature 3 Memoirs in “Year of the Woman” By Eric Trules on March 27, 2019 I’ve recently read three strong memoirs written by three unique and passionate women.... Read more →
Literature 1 Grant Hier and John Brantingham’s California Continuum: Flash Fiction to Foster Empathy By Alexandra Umlas on March 27, 2019 In the introduction to Grant Hier and John Brantingham’s new flash fiction collection,... Read more →
LiteratureTheatre Wilde Travails, On Stage & Off By Sylvie Drake on March 6, 2019 In the age of LGBTQ, the tragedy of Oscar Wilde is never far from our consciousness. Laws... Read more →
Literature Happy Birthday, Tom Jones! By Jerry Kavanagh on February 20, 2019 Happy birthday, Tom Jones! (No, not the ageless and indefatigable Welsh singer.) The... Read more →
Literature 1 John Yamrus: Excerpt from RMA By John Yamrus on February 20, 2019 my father had a way of walking that maybe was what first made me think of him and Sugar... Read more →
ConversationsLiterature John Yamrus and His Noir Memoir RMA By Eileen Murphy on February 20, 2019 John Yamrus is the author of 25 books of poetry, two novels, a children’s book, and two... Read more →
LiteratureTheatre 1 An Inspector Calls Again. And Again. By Sylvie Drake on January 30, 2019 A trivial bit of information about British novelist, author and playwright J.B. Priestley... Read more →
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