'After the Pause' publishes their review on Darren C. Demaree's latest collection "Nude Male with Echo":
To read Demaree is to be swept along by his frantic pen. But he is never frantic in an uncontrolled way. Only in knowing how vital it is that he, and we, repair what remains of this wrecked world.
Jonathan Cohen will be reading from his "In Nietzsche's Footsteps" today at 15:00 at the Abramson Center for Jewish Life,
Abramson Center
Jan. 9, 2020, 15:00
1425 Horsham Rd,
North Wales PA 19454,
Japan's "Portrait in Jazz" reviews Sammy Stein's "Women in Jazz". See the review here. (You can google translate the page if you need to.)
Erica Goss reviews Claudia Serea and Maria Haro's "Twoxism" in her latest issue of Sticks & Stones, (Issue #37, January 6, 2020. Read the full review.
Royal Stokes, Founding member of the Jazz Journalist Association lists Sammy Stein's "Women in Jazz" in their 2019 Notable & Worthy List. See the full list..
...Sammy Stein’s new book Women in Jazz: The Women, the Legends & Their Fight uses a wide-angle lens to look at how women in a range of different roles have made a life in—and helped shape—jazz. Instead of only focusing on well-known performers, Stein interviewed agents, arrangers, composers, public relations professionals, media members, and more. Her subjects bridge generations (and international boundaries) in an effort to honor the past, assess the present, and point to the future.
See it here.
Abraham Boyarsky's "Through Shadows Slow" on Concordia University's Holiday Book List's "16 great reads".
See the full list.
Craig Wells discusses the motivations that led him to rewrite the entire Bible from a satirical viewpoint. We learn of the processes, the decisions and some of the discoveries the author made during his researches. Listen to the full interview.
Join author JONATHAN R. COHEN, a professor of philosophy at the University of Maine Farmington,as he discusses his latest work here at the South Portland Public Library.
In Nietzsche’s Footsteps is a thrilling, vicarious journey through Nietzsche’s favorite haunts: Nice, France; Turin, Italy; and Sils Maria, Switzerland. A book that will appeal to academics and enthusiasts alike, Nietzsche’s complex philosophical ideas are accessibly framed as they arise in the day-to-day, so that we may tackle the question of what it is to lead a meaningful life, both as individuals and alongside those we love.
Copies of In Nietzsche's Footsteps will be available for sale at the event.
Jonathan R. Cohen will be reading from his "In Nietzsche's Footsteps" at a special event in Colby College, Maine. Event is open to the public.
Monday, November 18, 4:00PM
Colby College, Lovejoy 246, Waterville, Maine
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
Bartons Smock reviews Darren C. Demaree's latest collection "Nude Male with Echo"
"These entries of retraceable paucity, as they exist in Darren C. Demaree’s Nude Male with Echo, are funny, critical, and curious..."
"...a triumph of constant brevity and a sanctuary of purpose..."
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