Local Author Gives Voice To Middle-Income, Midlife Residents
Taryn Schofield March 10, 2019
For many years, Floral Park native Valentina Janek has championed for the middle-income, midlife residents on Long Island as the president
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Over-Sixty: Shades of Gray Book Takes On Old Age With A Laugh
Jennifer Fauci February 9, 2019
Getting older is a fact about life that cannot be avoided. For some, age is just a number, but for others
Get Inspired By These Books In Honor Of Black History Month
Anton Media Staff February 4, 2019
VideoBook Channel’s Kahille Dorsnivil selects four books that entertain, inspire and inform to read for Black History Month. Her picks are Summoned
Beyond Broadway Joe Explores The Other Side Of Super Bowl III
Dave Gil de Rubio February 2, 2019
Fifty years have passed since the New York Jets upset the Baltimore Colts in the third AFL-NFL Championship, which was dubbed
New Book Reveals Islanders ’90s Disaster
Joseph Wolkin January 19, 2019
The New York Islanders are different. That’s always been the case. Among the many eyebrow-raising moves the Islanders have made over
The Survivor: Longevity The Key To Bellow’s Success
Joe Scotchie January 6, 2019
Saul Bellow’s 1970 novel, Mr. Sammler’s Planet was, from beginning to end, full of explosive imagery and observations. If there ever
Give The Gift Of A Love Of Reading For The Holidays With These Children’s Books
Jennifer Fauci December 17, 2018
Books make the best gifts for kids, fostering the imagination and a love of learning, especially around the holiday season. Here
An Unlikely Hero
Dave Gil de Rubio December 6, 2018
Long Island LitFest presents Jack Reacher author Lee Child The concept of the knight errant—a character that wanders the land in
Tribalism: The 21st Century Jack-In-The-Box
Joe Scotchie December 6, 2018
During the Cold War, the world was a simpler place. Democracy vs. Communism. Freedom vs. Totalitarianism. With the fall of the Berlin
An Unlikely Hero
Dave Gil de Rubio December 4, 2018
Long Island LitFest presents Jack Reacher author Lee Child The concept of the knight errant—a character that wanders the land
Christmas Books: Football, History, Fiction And Anne Coulter, Too
Joe Scotchie December 2, 2018
“Young men, you are about to play Harvard this afternoon,” A Yale football coach from the 1910s once told his charges.
Looking At The World With New Eyes
Betsy Abraham November 1, 2018
Through the eyes of a child, the world is a wonderful place filled with color and life and excitement. But as
Frightening Fiction
Anton Media Staff October 25, 2018
While television and film are ripe with spooks and scares, let’s not forget where original trick-or-treat tales came from: literature. Gothic
From Greece, With Love
Jennifer Fauci October 19, 2018
When Maria Zoitas immigrated from Greece to America in the 1970s, she knew she wanted to bring with her a piece
My Squirrel Days And Other Delights
Betsy Abraham October 17, 2018
“There comes a time in every sitcom actress’s life when she is faced with the prospect of writing a book. When
The Unstoppable Ellie Kemper
Betsy Abraham October 17, 2018
Ellie Kemper has filled many roles over the years: redhead, daughter, improviser, bride, mom, receptionist, Kimmy. But sitting down to read
Fall Into These Reads
Joe Scotchie October 9, 2018
The cool autumn season may send us indoors, but not without plenty of new book titles to pursue. Here is a
The Lore Of Louisiana Lightning
Dave Gil de Rubio September 28, 2018
Ron Guidry autobiography hits all the right notes Oct. 2, 1978, was a day that stands out in New York Yankees
Hispanic Literature: Spanning The Globe
Joe Scotchie September 22, 2018
It’s easy to write about Spanish authors or those who write in that language. It all starts with Miguel de Cervantes
The Rise And Fall Of The United States Football League
Christopher Birsner September 15, 2018
In the 1980s, the National Football League was thriving, becoming the best sports league in the country with a strong grip
