As the person who invented web-based NFL play-by-play, I apologize for not having done it first for Scrabble. Very glad to see that someone else did! Tune in for championships: http://bit.ly/n37OOz

Was hoarding my precious remaining minutes of Hyperion….and now I’ve discovered TWO MORE BOOKS in the series! Yay!

Congrats to R.L.Stine, my favorite Thrillermaster!

Enjoyed my first visit to International ThrillFest at the Hyatt in NYC, but the real thrill was hearing R.L Stine inducted as this year’s Thrillermaster!  Ken Follett — last year’s […]

Michael Gruber, The Good Son: I’m dying to discuss this novel with someone, so please read it or listen to it (great audiobook) immediately!

In a category by itself of politico-thriller, The Good Son was almost impossible to put down. More accurately, since I was listening to it as an audiobook, I found it […]

Look out for Macaulay Class of 2011!

I just hosted my last of seven dinners for seniors — got to spend time with an amazing group of talented, dynamic, thoughtful, and oh so interesting young men and […]

Cancer, color, culture

http://bit.ly/gHIyyo. Sounds like a great book on race and medicine by Princeton professor Keith Wailoo.  An important reminder that the story behind statistics is usually at least as interesting as […]

Speaking at Golda Och Academy in West Orange, NJ

May 2@1030a I’ll be there with Jill Vexler and the Letters to Sala exhibition Our host:  Adam Shapiro, Dean of Students Golda Och Academy 1418 Pleasant Valley Way West Orange, […]

Kushner and Kirschner together again….sort of…..

Letters to Sala by Arlene Hutton will open at Rollins College on February 11, 2011…and Tony Kushner will be there a few months later.  OK, so we’re not exactly on […]

Elisabeth Kirschner Weinberg and Matthew Stine

Happy Fourth of July….. I read it in the New York Times…. Wedding 2010 has arrived!

Podcast: Reading Little Dorrit on the iPad; or, I read Dickens FIVE WAYS

NPR updated my answer to the question I asked last year: Do I love reading or do I love books? Here’s the Chronicle of Higher Education original article, and the […]