One of the best perks to New York City are the doormen who stand like sentinels in the lobbies of many of Manhattan’s Upper East Side apartment buildings. I didn’t…
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The book for this week’s episode took me to places I don’t normally go, namely the world of OnlyFans and pro-wrestling. I live in a bubble and reading fiction helps…
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I loved The Wedding People by Alison Espach for its honesty, comedy, original plot and great dialogue. Alison puts the darkness right next to the lightness of life, the macabre…
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I am very excited to be speaking to American writer Kate Feiffer about her latest novel, Morning Pages, which I found extremely funny and realistic about the challenging roles women…
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This week I’d like to focus on a terrific book about a presidential wife. No, not Melania. A woman that I had grossly underestimated. Again, not Melania. I hadn’t realized…
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I spoke to Jillian Lavender about her book Why Meditate? Because It Works. Five words that say it all. I learned to do Vedic Meditation with Jillian about 15 years…
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I spoke to Ann Leary, the New York Times bestselling author of four novels and a memoir. One of her novels The Good House was made into a film with Sigourney…
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In her latest book Ilium, Lea Carpenter proves that women can indeed write espionage novels despite what someone at the CIA’s Langley headquarters told her. She also challenges convention by…
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I caught up with acclaimed food writer Ruth Reichl to talk about her new bestseller, The Paris Novel, a charming adventure of food, fashion, art and romance set in 1980’s…
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I spoke to NY Times bestselling author Beatriz Williams about her latest hit, Husbands & Lovers, a journey through midcentury Egypt and moneyed contemporary New England. Part historical fiction, part…
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