Category: Contributor Stuart Mitchner
“Let Pops Tell It”: A July 4 Celebration of David Simon’s “Treme”
The Other “Moonrise”: Frank Borzage and “The Wondrous Inner Life of Lovers”
Solo Flight: To Montreal and Back With Debussy, Joyce, and the Beach Boys
A D-Day Salute to Lt. Paul Fussell and Staff Sgt. J. D. Salinger
Swan Song: Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau Arrives at the Terminal
Upton Sinclair’s “The Jungle,” Born in a Shack on Princeton Ridge
Outside Over Here and There With Maurice Sendak (1928-2012)
Nature’s Scream, Earthy Angels, Musing Madonnas, and the True Complexion of Humanity
Bicentenary Update: Dickens Bows Out With a Masterful Chapter
History Is Made at Night: Supreme Moments on the Titanic
Two Days in Washington D.C. — Stirred by Lincoln, Surprised by Whitman
Growing Old With Robert Browning: A Bicentenary Broadcast
Born 80 Years Ago Today, Hitchcock’s Hamlet, Anthony Perkins
You Can Always Get What You Didn’t Know You Wanted at the Bryn Mawr-Wellesley Sale
“The Force of Sensation”: Keats and Constable on Hampstead Heath
“There Was Light Coming Out of His Face”: Looking for Einstein in Unexpected Places
Searching for a Phantom Melody on Ravel’s Birthday
Forget “Foreign” — The Best Film of 2011 Was Made in Iran
The Time of His Life: Reading Between Clark Terry’s Lines
On the Bicentenary: A Dickensian Hero Explores Dickens’s Dream
Charles Dickens at 200: You Can Almost See the Movement of His Hand
Virginia Woolf, Reading Over Dorothy Wordsworth’s Shoulder: A Birthday Tribute
A Birthday Meditation on Archie Leach, Cary Grant, and the City of Bristol
