Spirituality Through The Camera’s Eye
Dave Gil de Rubio January 28, 2018
Chilean-American author Isabel Allende once said, “Roots are not in landscape or a country or a people, they are inside of
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A Tribute To Writers We Lost In 2017
Anton Media Staff January 5, 2018
The literary world lost many fine authors in 2017. Here are four who I will miss the most. Colin Dexter died
Ballet That Cooks
Lisa Schiffman December 17, 2017
Le Clercq’s creative legacy beyond dance Ballerina Tanaquil Le Clercq glides across the stage with a sensual elegance in Afternoon of
2017 Holiday Gift Guide: Books
Dave Gil de Rubio December 13, 2017
Federal Donuts: The (Partially) True Spectacular Story By Michael Solomonov, Steven Cook, Tom Henneman, Bob Logue and Felica D’Ambrosio (Hougton Mifflin
What’s The Right Word?
Joe Scotchie December 12, 2017
Review of: Draft No. 4: On the Writing Process by John McPhee John McPhee is a longtime resident of Princeton,
Linda Stasi: From Journalism To Chasing Judas
Dave Gil de Rubio December 6, 2017
In the annals of literature, there are numerous journalists turned novelists whose ranks include Mark Twain, Ernest Hemingway, Joan Didion, Susan
The Best Winter Books For Kids
Emily Farrell December 3, 2017
Oh, the weather outside is frightful and being indoors can be so delightful. Make some hot cocoa, cozy up with your
Curl Up With These Classic Holiday Reads
Jennifer Fauci November 24, 2017
When it’s snowing outside, the perfect spot is waiting for you inside on the couch, warmed by the fire with a
Tune In To Audiobooks
Betsy Abraham November 21, 2017
Crazy drivers, fussy kids and endless traffic can make road trips to see relatives seem like a nightmare, but thankfully, there’s
Why Biographies Matter
Joe Scotchie October 14, 2017
The Shadow in the Garden: A Biographer’s Tale by James Atlas In the fall of 1975, James Atlas, a young scholar
Longtime Roslyn News Editor Joseph Scotchie Publishes Eighth Book
Anton Media Staff October 14, 2017
Longtime Roslyn News editor Joseph Scotchie has published his eighth book, Writing on the Southern Front. The book is compilation of
Long Island Author Cooks Up Friendship
Christina Claus September 28, 2017
After Port Washington resident Adrienne Zausner was diagnosed with Frontotemporal Degeneration Dementia in 2010, fellow resident of 18 years Joan Harper
‘Hug Everyone You Know’
Anton Media Staff September 12, 2017
Antoinette Truglio Martin believed herself to be a healthy and sturdy woman—that is, until she received a stage 1 breast cancer
At The Creation: The Making Of The Silent Majority
Joe Scotchie September 10, 2017
In the 2016 presidential campaign, the slogan “The Silent Majority” made a surprising comeback. First coined in the 1950s by Paul
DeMille’s ‘The Cuban Affair’ Set For September Release
Mike Barry September 4, 2017
Nelson DeMille’s upcoming novel is set largely in Cuba and has a good chance at landing at the top of The
Brit Lit 101
Jennifer Fauci August 31, 2017
Briterature. Let’s face it, we as Americans would not be here today if it were not for the Brits and their
7 Books For Personal Development
Melody Pourmoradi August 26, 2017
On the path of self-discovery and personal development? We all are, whether we are actively pursuing it or not. Evolution is
On Edge: A Journey Through Anxiety
Anton Media Staff August 19, 2017
An estimated 40 million American adults suffer from some type of anxiety disorder in any given year. Women are especially vulnerable;
Pynchon At 80: A Postmodernist’s Influence
Joe Scotchie August 12, 2017
You can’t really call Thomas Pynchon the Greta Garbo of American literature. There are actual photos of the reclusive screen star.
Summer Reading: Political And Literary Biographies
Joe Scotchie August 5, 2017
We seem to be living in an age of nonfiction, with histories and biographies telling us more about the times than
