Kerouac At 100: The Road Goes On…And On
Joe Scotchie June 28, 2022
It’s 2022 and “the twos” have it. First, the centennial of Ulysses, then The Wasteland and now that of Jack Kerouac
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Caught Between Two Worlds
Dave Gil de Rubio June 6, 2022
Playwright’s new memoir captures Chinese-American experience Isabel Allende once said that a memoir is invitation into another person’s privacy. It’s certainly
Bay Sunsets Showcase Port’s Beauty
Christy Hinko May 12, 2022
Port Washington has always been known for gorgeous, breathtaking sunsets. Local realtor and charity organization founder Jeff Stone has found a
The Death Of The Death?
Joe Scotchie April 13, 2022
When Patrick J. Buchanan ran a poor fourth in the 2000 presidential election, his career seemed over. Critics forgot that Buchanan
Park Gets The Book It Deserves
Frank Rizzo March 26, 2022
If you love Long Island history but are pressed for time, Richard Panchyk of Westbury is your man. His 34th book
Long Island To Posterity: The Making Of The Godfather
Joe Scotchie March 26, 2022
This year, the 1972 epic, The Godfather turns 50. The film, starring Marlon Brando, Al Pacino, James Caan, Robert Duvall, Diane
Syosset Author Releasing New Book
Nataila Ventura March 18, 2022
By Natalia Ventura nventura@antonmediagroup.com Jennifer Wolf Kam is a fiction writer in Syosset and is releasing her new picture book, Until
Giving A Voice To Your Inner Self: Local hypnotist releases self-help book on soul healing
Christy Hinko February 23, 2022
By Tyler Mroczek In addition to operating her own practice and hosting educational courses, a Levittown hypnotist shares personal experiences, information
The Kissinger Way
Christy Hinko February 10, 2022
By Joseph Scotchie jscotchie@antonmediagroup.com The following is a book review of Master of the Game: Henry Kissinger and The Art of
Holiday Gifts: Book Bag
Louis Ghiraldi December 20, 2021
Of all the changes the pandemic has brought over the last 18 months, the one that seems to continue in a
A Tribute To Boat Building On Long Island
Christy Hinko November 29, 2021
From the North Shore to the South Shore and out to the East End, Long Island is home to a nationally
Reliving Super Storm Sandy Through The Printed Word
Dave Gil de Rubio November 26, 2021
Former Massapequa resident pens fictional account based on personal experience When Super Storm Sandy made landfall on Long Island on October
Make It, Don’t Fake It: Leading with authenticity for real business success
Christy Hinko November 5, 2021
Twenty-year Manhasset resident Sabrina Horn has recently published a new business ethics book, titled Make It, Don’t Fake It, which has
Long Island During The Cold War
Christy Hinko November 5, 2021
Author Christopher Verga and veteran journalist Karl Grossman bring to life the often overlooked history of the Cold War era in
Islip Town: Hidden History
Christy Hinko October 1, 2021
The patchwork of beach towns, villages and hamlets that make up Islip Town represents some of the most historic communities on
Me and FHB
Christy Hinko May 26, 2021
Q. How has Frances Hodgson Burnett’s legacy as an author imprinted on you, generations later? A. Today, I’m a speaker, writer
Frances Eliza Hodgson Burnett: Forever Tending The Garden
Christy Hinko May 26, 2021
“Where you tend a rose…a thistle cannot grow.” – The Secret Garden Resting peacefully in a grove at Roslyn Cemetery is
Long Island’s Harvest Of Shame
Dave Gil de Rubio May 21, 2021
New book captures horrific migrant camp culture When author Mark Torres embarked on writing Long Island Migrant Labor Camps: Dust For
Honoring Long Island’s Greatest Generation
Christy Hinko February 24, 2021
Last year, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs reported that there are nearly 300,000 World War II veterans alive and well
Memories Of A Misspent Youth
Dave Gil de Rubio December 18, 2020
Massapequa columnist releases publishing debut The English novelist Graham Greene once said, “There is always one moment in childhood when the
