Category: Contributor Stuart Mitchner
Andrew Solomon’s Timely, Timeless Book: Embattled Families and the Work of Love
On Flaubert’s Birthday, Brubeck Makes the Stars Shout, Flaubert Makes Them Weep
A Holiday’s Holiday: The Beatles’ Magical But Embattled Tour Is Reborn in Blu-Ray
At Play With C.K. Williams: A Shape-Shifter Breaks for the Goal
The Fountain and the Top Hat: Woodrow Wilson’s Star-Crossed Quest
Investing in “Breaking Bad” — A Matter of Life and Death
Shelter from the Storm: Shakespeare, Mary Shelley’s Creature, and A Song from Sandy
“John Keats Still Writes Poetry”: The Birthday Poet and Princeton’s Prodigious Encyclopedia
Breaking Blue, Breaking Red: Springsteen, Obama, and the Christie Paradox
Cardinals, Cats, and Rally Squirrels: Learning to Like La Russa
The Living World of Books — Life and Love in the Margins
Once Upon a Time in The Fertile Crescent: Two Girls and a Hat
Of Love Songs, Baseball, and Sausage Grinders: Celebrating T.S. Eliot and Ernest Hemingway
Bob Dylan’s “Tempest” — “Heavy Loaded, Fully Alive and Revved Up”
Golden Anniversary: In The Beatles Romance, “Yesterday” Is the Good 9/11
Revisiting Stanley Kubrick’s “Lolita” at 50: “You Gasp as You Laugh”
Now’s The Time: Making History With Charlie Parker and Jerry Garcia
Debussy, Born 150 Years Ago Today: “One Can Travel Where One Wishes and Leave By Any Door”
“Rio Bravo”: Fellow Feeling, Human Frailty, and the Pleasure Principle
Lightning Strikes More Than Twice in Princeton
Remembering Gore Vidal’s Early Work, Love of Movies, and Kind Words for a Young Novelist
Monroe and Melville: Blending Two American Legends in the Best of All Possible Worlds
Carnage and Communion: Encountering Art in the Shadow of Aurora
