A Man Writes, A Woman Writes
As I often do, I’m reading more than one book at the same time. Typically, I’ll read one book of fiction, one
The Mouse and His Child
The Mouse and His Child by Russell Hoban, pictures by Lillian Hoban
Theodore Roosevelt for the Defense The Courtroom Battle to Save His Legacy
Theodore Roosevelt for the Defense The Courtroom Battle to Save His Legacy by Dan Abrams & Davis Fisher by Guest Writer: John Sposato
Women in the Struggle for American’s Independence by Carol Berkin
The Onondaga Historical Association, OHA, does more than house great archives, tailor well thought-out exhibits and sell a variety of Onondaga County
Time and Again by Jack Finney, published: 1970
As a rule, I don’t like to review a book until I’ve finished it. It seems like cheating, somehow, and more to
Camp Austen My Life as an Accidental Jane Austen Superfan
Camp Austen My Life as an Accidental Jane Austen Superfan by Ted Scheinman Plus: Janeites vs. Bontë Fans et al
The Unanimous Champions of College Football, 1869-2019 by Robert J. Reid
More than once, wandering through this incredibly rich volume, I paused, looked up, and thought: “He’s actually writing this in a way
2006: The Chautauqua Rising
It probably goes without saying that my home is filled with books. Books I’ve read dozens of times, books I’ve started and stopped
Born to Ride the Morning Star by Dusty Rhoades Heer
It’s a particular joy to me to read and review a book by a local writer – if for no other reason than
