Ever since I read my first novel as a boy in the fifties — The Racer by Swiss veteran Hans Ruesch — I’ve been obsessed with racing and the rare …read more…
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 Larchmont writer Jeanne Muchnick, whose credits include Woman’s Day, Woman’s World, Westchester Magazine and The Journal News, recently came out with her first book: Dinner for Busy Moms: Easy Strategies …read more… Against the background of last month’s Copenhagen Climate Change Conference, I’m reminded of a political-diplomatic-disaster thriller our couples’ book group just read. The plot of Ultimatum by Matthew Glass is …read more… How many of us women, when we were little girls in the days of princes and princesses, declared that when we grew up we were going to build a palace? …read more… Sally Srok Friedes lived in Larchmont for several years. Little did she know then that that time would be one of the most important in her life. It was in …read more… One of the joys of belonging to a book club is discovering authors one has not read. So, the initial title read for the book …read more… John Updike’s death on January 28, 2009 resulted in an outpouring of tributes and articles about his very prolific career as a short story and novel writer, as a poet …read more… When our book group chose Dreams from My Father by Barack Obama for February, I thought it might be coming to the party (any party!) too late. But, in fact, …read more… Part of a trilogy set in medieval Norway. …read more… ..a fascinating and unusual look at true love and recent American history. …read more… |
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