Poetry reading coming up!
I’ll be reading on Tuesday, Jan. 23, at 7:30 p.m. at the Focal Point in Maplewood. It’s part of the Poetry at the Point series. If you like, have dinner first at the Maya Cafe next door. I’ll be there!…
Hope Church
To reassure visitors that they’re not traveling into a wilderness, Hope Unitarian Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma posts periodic signs like the old Burma-Shave messages along the winding road up a heavily wooded hill:
IF YOU THINK YOU’RE LOST
PLEASE DON’T …
Rave review for “Who Am I?” from Small Press Bookwatch
“An absolutely fascinating, deftly crafted read from cover to cover, “Who Am I and Where Is Home?: An American Woman in 1931 Palestine” is an extraordinary, candid, engaging, account of an inherently interesting woman in an inherently interesting time. While …
My prose poem “Atlantic City 1985” has just been published in Apple Valley Review
My Table at Bookfest today in St. Louis’s Central West End
People enjoyed leafing through the original letters. I heard many comments about how people don’t write letters any more and kids aren’t even learning how to write cursive. Sold some books too!…
Bookfest St. Louis
Wonderful events shaping up at Bookfest St. Louis this weekend. I’ll have a table in the Festival Zone, open 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Along with copies of my book for sale, I’ll have a “treasure chest” of some of …
The verdict
For those who want a deeper understanding of the current racial unrest in St. Louis, I urge you to listen to this podcast of an outstanding address by Kate Lovelady, Leader of the Ethical Society of St. Louis.…
And now for something completely different…
“Roof Man” – my latest in Decasp, a humor magazine.…
Check out my podcast
Here is the podcast of my recent talk at the Ethical Society. It’s about the writing of the book and what I got out of it. Hint: not what I had expected. 25 minutes long, enjoy! I’ll be doing a …
Reviews of “Who Am I and Where Is Home?”
“These letters between a pioneering young American in Palestine and her Brooklyn family and friends are fascinating. We care about these people.” – Catherine Rankovic, author of Meet Me: Writers in St. Louis.
“Brings to life a unique time in …