A poet and author of picture books contemplates dealing with anger.
A poet and author of picture books contemplates dealing with anger.
Jann Wenner was in the right place (San Francisco) at the right time (1967). Not to diminish the man's achievements as a magazine magnate. Here’s his story.
From a series of poems on full moons and the Algonquins.
“Death of a Salesman” made Arthur Miller, rich, famous, and admired. So how was he “defeated” by Marilyn Monroe?
A highly readable portrait of a writer and filmmaker whose life and work were intertwined.
A reading celebrates Anne Porter’s poetry, and a talk hails Mary Rodgers’s bitingly funny memoir.
John Irving’s new doorstop of a novel vividly sums up a lifetime’s worth of themes, from family to sex to identity.
A plea for reform of our troubled prison system from a former executive editor of The Times.
A new children’s book for Halloween sends a trio of dogs on a spooky adventure.
In Children’s Book Land, Susan Verde is back addressing emotional well-being, while Billy Baldwin’s all about Halloween.
The Poetry Marathon returns to the Mulford Farm next Thursday, with Megan Chaskey among the readers.
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