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July 7, 2024
hello and welcome to the programme. we start with breaking news fron sudan: the paramilitary rapid support forces say they have agreed to a three—day pause in the fighting on humanitarian grounds, starting about now. so far, theres been no comment from the sudanese army. clashes in the capital khartoum continued overnight, with bombing and artillery shelling. many people have been trapped by the fighting for days. theres been growing diplomatic pressure on the warring factions to agr...
February 17, 2024
At almost 1,000 pages in length, “The Pillars of the Earth” by Ken Follett is a hefty tome. Its heft reflects the weightiness of its overall subject — the building
February 3, 2024
My main goal this year is to focus on reading what I consider to be quality literature. For 14 years, that’s been the focus of the books I choose to
January 20, 2024
“Journey in the Dark” by Martin Flavin just might be the quintessential American novel. It won the Pulitzer Prize for fiction in 1944. It also won the Harper Prize in
January 6, 2024
I’m a fan of anthologies and story collections, especially when those collections feature a variety of authors, but I also enjoy story collections that contain only the works of a
December 16, 2023
“The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin” is a unique book written by and about a truly singular person in American history. The man was a marvel of ingenuity, wisdom and determination.
November 18, 2023
If you read my column from two weeks ago, then you may recall that I was reading “Zorro” by Isabel Allende in its original Spanish version during my three-week stay
October 21, 2023
John Updike is one of only four authors to win the Pulitzer Prize for fiction twice. He won it for two of his four novels about a character named Harry
September 16, 2023
Frank McCourt is best known for his Pulitzer-winning book, “Angela’s Ashes,” but there are thousands of people who were educated in various schools in New York City who once knew
September 2, 2023
Last month, I shared with you that I had an unexpected influx of about 150 books into my house. While the sheer number of books was unexpected, it wasn’t unwanted