Undocumented: From Violent Streets To Cardiothoracic Surgeon
Christy Hinko September 26, 2023
“There was a lot of violence,” Dr. Harold Fernandez, a Northwell Health cardiothoracic surgeon said. “In the same streets where I
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Book Banning Seeing A Surge
Amanda Olsen September 11, 2023
Records set, multiple titles often challenged Censorship of library materials is on the rise. There were 1,269 documented attempts to censor
The Woman In The Castello Author Visits Long Island
Jennifer Corr September 5, 2023
1960s, Italy, classic cinema, mystery and so much more It was a night characterized by what happens when the community comes
He Knows Whereof He Writes
Frank Rizzo July 13, 2023
Inspiration may come from anywhere A specimen he thought might be a human jawbone, found on a beach in North Carolina,
A Prayer For Resurrection: The World of Isaac Bashevis Singer
Joe Scotchie July 4, 2023
Review of: Old Truths and New Clinches: Essays by Isaac Bashevis Singer. The critic Joseph Epstein liked to tell the story
Shakespeare’s Portfolio: How The Bard Prevailed
Joe Scotchie June 14, 2023
“He now belongs to the ages.” So claimed Ben Jonson, William Shakespeare’s friend and contemporary upon the man’s passing in 1616
The Craftsman: How ‘Power Broker’ Author Robert Caro Gets The Business Of Writing Done
Barbara Thau May 4, 2023
In a lesson that would inform his life’s work, Robert Caro’s editor at 1960s-era Newsday implored the author of The Power
Debut Novel Kismet Comes To Our Shores
Lauren Feldman May 2, 2023
Becky Chalsen has recently published her debut novel, Kismet, a story which contrasts the beautiful shores of Fire Island against family
Spring Into New Reads
Louis Ghiraldi May 2, 2023
As the weather changes and days grow longer, what better time than Spring, than to look into some of the newest
Hicks Nurseries And The Rise (And Fall) Of The Gold Coast Estates
Christy Hinko April 30, 2023
Today, it’s commonplace for many people across Long Island to make a trip or three to Hicks Nurseries in Westbury for
Review of Bob Dylan’s ‘The Philosophy of Modern Song’
Joe Scotchie April 2, 2023
Can rock stars write good books? I don’t mean ghost-written efforts. There was Dylan’s own Chronicles, a two-volume book that lurched
Meryl Ain’s Highly Anticipated Sequel Set To Release: April 25
Christy Hinko March 22, 2023
Coming this spring, Long Island local Meryl Ain is back with Shadows We Carry (SparkPress, April 25), the much-anticipated sequel to
A Prophetic Voice: Buchanan Lays Down His Pen
Joe Scotchie February 9, 2023
There are plenty of mossbacks out there who miss the age of print. Who can forget The New York Daily News
Marie Kondo’s Kurashi
Christy Hinko December 2, 2022
Transform your home into a haven of calm and achieve your ideal lifestyle with this inspirational visual guide featuring more than 100 photographs, from the Netflix
Page-Turning Gifts
Louis Ghiraldi December 1, 2022
Nothing says the holiday season is upon us more than a slew of new releases in the world of books. And
The Ferguson Brothers Lynchings On Long Island: A Civil Rights Catalyst
Anton Media Staff October 25, 2022
On February 5, 1946, the Ferguson brothers were concluding a night out celebrating Charles Ferguson’s reenlistment in the U.S. Army. As
Hidden History Of East Meadow
Anton Media Staff October 18, 2022
Known for its patchwork of baby boom–generation housing developments that transformed potato fields and orchards into suburban sprawl, East Meadow’s history
Floral Park Student Publishes New Book
Anton Media Staff September 9, 2022
Floral Park Memorial High School ninth grader Dylan Ryan has published his book, Robo and Friends. Since last year, Ryan has
Schaudel: Whining And Dining On Long Island
Christy Hinko August 2, 2022
A Second Helping: Whining and Dining on Long Island picks up where Tom Schaudel’s first book, Playing With Fire, left off
That Seventies Novel
Joe Scotchie July 9, 2022
Review of: Crossroads by Jonathan Franzen The novelist Jonathan Franzen is a bird watcher, so much so that he published a
