Category: Contributor Stuart Mitchner
Kennedy 50 Years After Dallas: A Sense of History, A Sense of Fate, A Sense of Himself
“Woman As She Is”: Robert Louis Stevenson and His American Wife
Confessions of a Cardinal Fan: Radio Nights, Tweeting Tortoises, and the 2013 World Series
A View With a Room: Dreaming of Bristol in Coleridge Country
Beyond the Social Masquerade on Verdi’s 200th Birthday
“Breaking Bad” on Verdi’s Birthday With the Rebirth of Badfinger’s “Baby Blue”
J.D. Salinger Unbound and Unbowed: “There Is Monumental Work To Be Done In This Appearance”
Thomas Wolfe and Maxwell Perkins, Honored Guests at This Year’s Book Sale
Thomas Pynchon With the Wind in His Sails: In “Bleeding Edge” New York Is “The Real Story”
“Strangest of All Strange Companions” — D.H. Lawrence and September 11
Remembering Julie Harris, Elia Kazan’s Angel and James Dean’s Guiding Light
In Dublin, Paul Muldoon Delivers Funeral Eulogy For His Mentor, Nobel Laureate Seamus Heaney
Nighthawks, Usherettes, and Shapely Secretaries: A New York Movie by Edward Hopper
On the Money: Front Page Fun With Shakespeare, Jane Austen, and Kelly Clarkson
“The Paris Wife” Meets “The Killers”: In Hemingway Six Words Are Worth a Thousand Pictures
Celebrating Vivekananda’s American Adventure on His 150th Birthday
Live From Detroit: Standing in the Shadows Searching for a Silver Lining
Before Sunrise to Sunset to Midnight — The Chemistry of Connection
Community’s Living Room Cool and Comfortable Again After Heat Wave Intrudes
Sleeping on Hallowed Ground: A Gettysburg Seance With Stephen Crane
Journey “Full of Adventure, Full of Discovery” Leads Bowen to National Humanities Medal
“Time Is a Very Considerable Place” — Beethoven Plays an Adagio for Proust’s Birthday
On His 130th Birthday — A Little Touch of Kafka in the Night
