“When a twenty-one year old New Yorker sails for Europe in 1787…”
She was the first (after my wife) to see the rough draft of Passports. I had written it in secret – and, it seemed, usually at “4 o’clock in the mornings” – during 2012-2013…
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“From one End of this Continent to the other”
Happy U.S. Independence . . . weekend! Future U.S. president John Adams, who had persuaded the younger and largely unknown
Weekend “Revelations”
It’s rare that we have a chance to hear what a stranger, viewing us from a distance, thinks we are.
Deadline Day
As you can see, today is March 31. As you may also see, Conventions is not out today. However, I
Around The Canarian Pool
Returned from our tiring, dusty Tenerife cliff walk on Thursday, we’d decided a plunge in the apartment complex pool was
When You Write Of Family [UPDATED]
The idea for this hit me last night [October 7]. It’s a tiny personal tribute to my (now late) mother’s
E-Books Are Here To Stay
Have you read any good books lately (besides any of mine)? 😉 If so, on which “platform?” E-book or paperback?
And Enjoy The Read
Good morning (again) from upstate New York’s chilly (24F/ -4C overnight) Catskills: Days from publication, I was re-reading parts of
“Passports”: Free For Five Days
It’s just a little something. It’s hardly a huge deal. But in memory of my mother (she as you know
On Which Shelf?
Yesterday I received another one of those Amazon marketing emails. Once again Passports was at the top of the list.
