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In ‘Morningside Heights,’ a married couple copes with unexpected illness As with his previous novels, Joshua Henkin pays compassionate attention to modern human predicaments. By Joan FrankSpecial to The Washington Post Share Joshua Henkin’s prior novels (“The World Without You,” “Matrimony,” “Swimming Across the Hudson”) tend to linger in mind long after plot particulars have slipped into memory’s mists, for a shared quality of voice – a voice perhaps best characterized by compassionate attention to modern human predicaments. In remarkably plain and quiet prose, Henkin...

Books coverage is supported by a generous grant from The Milton and Sophie Meyer Fund. Joshua Henkin has lived in New York for most of his life, but he spent four formative years in his mid-20s in Berkeley and San Francisco. Between 1987 and 1991, he worked at Tikkun magazine and was a freelance journalist and a tutor. He also taught Hebrew school at Congregation Beth El in Berkeley. The 57-year-old author, who has a new novel coming out June 15, said that period of his life was crucial in his development as a serious writer of fiction. “I grew up on the East Coast in a world where there we...

John Wirt reviews the latest release by Quinn Sullivan, entitled "Wide Awake", for the June 2021 issue of Offbeat Magazine.

Killing is compelling only because he can justify why he's killing that person. >> he needs to know this he's doing the right thing to the right person. not letting the people who deserve justice slip through the cracks. >> who doesn't want do get rid of all this kind of seemingly madness that goes on every once in a while? >> you kill me. what do you leave behind? >> a world without you. look at that. steady as a surgeon. ♪ >> you know, it is a very, very intriguing television series but