Category: Contributor Stuart Mitchner
Reading Brooklyn Without a Map, or Henry Miller Saves the Day
Light and Dark: Themes and Anthems for a European Tour
Spenser in Life: Students and Teachers From Keats to Alpers
Whistling in the Dark on Wagner’s 200th Birthday
Doing “Gatsby”: F. Scott Fitzgerald and the Man With the Beautiful Shirts
Deanna Durbin’s Star Shone Brightest in the World’s Darkest Hour
Hello Goodbye Alexandria: A Five-Day Whirlwind Tour of Cavafy’s City
Up the Hill and Over the Top With Berlioz, Jack Nicholson, and Sir Colin Davis (1927-2013)
In the Month of His Birth, A Little Touch of Shakespeare in the Night
Waiting for the Glass Family: A J.D. Salinger Experience on His Double Anniversary Year
Reflections on the Crown Jewel of Manhattan’s Literary Hotels
Bargain Days at Bryn Mawr, An Interrupted Conversation, and A Sunset in Trieste
Remembering My First Bryn Mawr Book Sale and a Man Who Was Interested in Everything
Living in Dostoevsky: Joseph Frank’s Acclaimed Biography Was Born in Princeton
“Darconville’s Cat”: The Power and Glory of Vengeance Writ Fantastically Large
“Double Indemnity’s” Seven Oscar Nominations Helped Ignite the Film Noir Boom
As Grand Central Marks 100 Years, New York Deserves a Lifetime Achievement Oscar
Struggling Couples, Silly Love Songs, and a Valentine’s Day Conception
It’s for Real — Observations on Love, “Homeland,” and “Downton Abbey”
A Birthday Schubertiad Featuring Janowitz and Gage, Goethe’s Mignon, and Nora the Cat
A New Translation of “Werther” Opens the Gate to Goethe
Mystery Guest Marcel Proust Makes His Presence Felt in Atget/Friedlander Show
On Nixon’s 100th Birthday: Charisma Had Nothing To Do With It
