.Duffie Bart

Well, not quite. Peter Arnell’s book often misses the markThe title “Shift” by Peter Arnell attracted me instantly when I came upon it while...

Local artist-writer Coeleen Kiebert uncovers the mysterious— and not so mysterious—creative process in a powerful new bookhe accomplished sculptor Coeleen Kiebert has written a...

‘Women Food and God’ is a delicious literary meal“One does not become enlightened by imagining figures of light, but by making the darkness conscious.”    —Carl...

Kay Redfield Jamison’s latest read offers a haunting yet transformative look at the depths of ‘madness’ Dr. Kay Redfield Jamison’s new memoir “Nothing Was...

Occasionally a friend will tell me he (or she) admires my confidence, and ask if he can “run some small problem by me.” ...