Good Job, Robin
A new piece of climate fiction up at slate.com called Good Job, Robin. Then enjoy the response essay in slate from Christy Spackman a scientist about whether we […]
A new piece of climate fiction up at slate.com called Good Job, Robin. Then enjoy the response essay in slate from Christy Spackman a scientist about whether we […]
Ben Fox over at Shepherd.com (a great place to discover your next read) asked me what my favorite climate fiction books were. It was tough to whittle them down to […]
On the occasion of the anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the Worldwide Screening of the international literature festival berlin (ilb) is taking place around the globe today. […]
Thank you Eileen MacDougall for a lively discussion of Stamford 76 on Book Stew last month on WCTV.
https://coloradoreview.colostate.edu/reviews/stamford-76/ Stamford ’76 Nonfiction By JoeAnn Hart Reviewed By Lisa Harries Schumann Excavation of the past is exacting work. In Stamford ’76, JoeAnn Hart unearths facts and memories in a […]
By Debbie Hagan As I read JoeAnn Hart’s page-turning memoir/crime story, Stamford ’76: A True Story of Murder, Corruption, Race, and Feminism in the 1970s, I traveled back some forty years […]
At every reading or workshop I give, a hand will raise and the question is asked: Where do I get my ideas from? And here’s the god’s honest truth: I […]
This Saturday we said good by to Dotty Brown at the UU Church in Gloucester. Dotty was a friend to all, and benefactress to the city and beyond. She was […]