Tag Archives: books

Once a novel strikes a false note, you suddenly start to notice the musty smell dry-cleaning cannot remove.

Fifty thousand words was the easy part, now I have to finish the thing.

A satirical look at recent events through the eyes of Bushistotle, the ruler of Athens and history's greatest philosopher-warrior-king.

What has not changed is in the nature and use of the visual images of women in the media.

Bob Woodward replaces Judy Miller as the subject of media scorn.

A distinguished feminist historian says there were 300 learned women up until 1700. Stevenson multiplies that figure by ten.

For news that's fit to print, you have a better shot of reading it in the Washington Post than in the NY Times.

Spenser is smart, witty, compassionate and very strong. I like to think I'm all of those things.

To quote the great sage Bugs Bunny: "This feels like the beginnings of a "bee-u-tee-ful" friendship"

Examining the never-ending struggle between science and superstition and the moral dilemmas it can create.