Five toasts, five people, one lifetime. Maurice Hannigan’s lifetime. An 84-old man with hairy ears and a voice that can melt icebergs, Hannigan pulls up a stool at the bar…
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One thing that I really admired about Liese O’Halloran Schwarz’s page-turner of a novel The Possible World is the story itself. How did Schwarz make this imaginative tale spanning a…
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I caught up with English author and biographer Claire Tomalin about her best-selling memoir A Life of My Own. I loved it and can’t recommend it highly enough. Still working, the…
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I am not a science person. It was always my worst subject at school. Even the easy classes were hard. So it was with a slight unease that I picked…
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I caught up with Miami-born, Paris-based author Pamela Druckerman, following the release of her latest book There Are No Grown-Ups. Tired of grasping a decade’s point, until she’s squandered it, Druckerman…
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Telling stories isn’t easy although Adam Baron makes it seem like it is. My former creative writing professor has just released his sixth book, and it’s both poignant and very…
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So I was a little late to the game with Amor Towles’ second novel, A Gentleman in Moscow. Published in 2016, the novel was on the New York Times’ bestseller…
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Who doesn’t love getting lost in a great book? When that book is written by a dear friend, it’s pure joy. Actually, I got so lost in Elise Valmorbida’s The Madonna…
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Bestselling author Celeste Ng talked to me about her latest novel, Little Fires Everywhere. She dishes on rule breaking, fire making and what’s the best piece of writing advice she’s been…
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Whether you know American writer Joan Didion’s restrained, razor-sharp writing or not, this new documentary, The Center Will Not Hold, directed by her nephew Griffin Dunne, detailing both Didion’s triumphs and heartbreaks,…
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