“Purim and the Beetles of Our Lady”, a Poem by Maxine Kumin
What do one of the key women in Jewish history and the key woman in Christian history have in common?
“Wellfleet, Cape Cod”, a poem by Maxine Kumin
Nature may be beautiful, but it is not benevolent.
Why 80’s Music Was the Best: “Can’t Slow Down” and Music in 1984
What were you doing in 1984?
How to Keep Yourself From Being Disappointed by Movies Made From Your Favorite Book
Understand what to expect from literary film translations so you won’t be disappointed!
“Ancient History in the Eye Center”, a poem by Maxine Kumin
No matter how good the medical care is, getting your eyes treated is intense….
“The Known World”: The Paradox of Life
Why would I want to read a book about African American slave owners?
When Suburbia meets the Gothic and Postmodernism in Ann Patchett’s “The Dutch House”
The two different styles that converge in The Dutch House to make some awesome reading.
Having the Confidence to be one of Tori Telfer’s “Confident Woman” with the Nerve to Say Anything
They say that when you lie, you should lie big. Right? Well, these women did just that. What is it about them that makes us want to cheer them on?
How Amazon Associates and Amazon Smile Help Nonprofits and Small Business
Amazon operates programs that support small businesses and charities. Contrary to popular belief, you can and should use both at the same time. Find out how and why here.
Maxine Kumin, “Radford, Virginia 1904
Text and response for Maxine Kumin’s poem, “Radford, Virginia, 1904” from her book And Short the Season
