Independent Bookstores: A New Chapter
In celebration of National Independent Bookstore Day, a peek into the roles that independent bookstores play within our communities.
Mark Twain famously said, “The difference between the almost right word and the right word is really a large matter. ’tis the difference between the lightning bug and the lightning.” I am neither the writer nor the wit that Twain was (is anyone?), but I share his appreciation for the power of language.
I have been described as a “lumper, not a splitter,” as I find connections and similarities among seemingly different things. I’m infinitely curious. I believe it is never too late to follow a dream. My goal is for those things to come through in my work and words. You can read some of my published works on this page or click on a category and explore all.
In celebration of National Independent Bookstore Day, a peek into the roles that independent bookstores play within our communities.
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Westchester’s beloved weatherman discusses everything from ageism to climate change while retaining his trademark sunny disposition.
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People and Places Along the Freedom Movement from Queens to Albany.
A local COVID patient beats the odds, comes out of his coma, and suddenly becomes a prolific painter.
The County’s top law enforcement official discusses her wide law enforcement agenda.
A look at the local needs and resources of psych services in our post-pandemic era.
Mid-Hudson advocates strive to legalize medical aid in dying.
An interview with CircleOf’s COO & Chief Evangelist, Kerry Lange, and her insights into life, loss, and love.