The Storyteller’s Story 9 years ago Keya Guimarães Features, Interview, Quick Reads, Writing and Poetry 2 ••• For oral historian Linsey Lee, the tale is with the teller. Most of us collect stories, whether we realize it or not. We meet remarkable pe...
Les Woodcock, Sports Illustrated, and the Art of Sportswriting 10 years ago Frank Bergon Features, Writing and Poetry 3 ••• I have in my hands the first issue of Sports Illustrated, launched 62 years ago on August 16, 1954. The cover photo is titled “Night Basebal...
Nature is Changing: What Should We Do? 10 years ago Matt Pelikan Features, Non Fiction, Writing and Poetry 1 ••• The urge to conserve the natural world originates in loss: Until something valued and familiar is perceived as dwindling, who has any need f...
Islanders, Insula 10 years ago Perry Garfinkel Essay, Writing and Poetry 0 ••• Photograph:'Oak Bluffs II, 2015' by Alison Shaw. alisonshaw.com. When I first summered here, there was a tiny filler column in the Viney...
Prosetry: She’s Just Not Her Old Self 10 years ago Niki Patton Poetry, Writing and Poetry 0 ••• I tried to find my old self. Looked under the bed In the closet Inside the kitchen and bathroom cabinets, behind the books on the shelves...
Book excerpt: ‘Hustling Hitler: The Jewish Vaudevillian Who Fooled the Führer’ 10 years ago Walter Shapiro Non Fiction, Writing and Poetry 0 ••• My father, a city planner in suburban Connecticut, loved to tell stories of his uncle Freeman Bernstein, who supposedly was a major vaudevil...