Please join us to investigate the past imagined in two works of fiction. Author Christine Duffy Zerillo discusses women and their changing roles during King Philip’s War, an armed conflict in 1675–1678 between Indigenous Americans and New England colonists. Based on … Continue reading →
Folks, Do you like bread? Carbs be damned, I love bread. Remember when you had to eat bread by the loaf? It was such a pain. Sometimes you weren’t hungry enough to eat an entire loaf, and if you couldn’t … Continue reading →
Folks You don’t need to do so only if it’s Christmas, but some great troubadour of the 1980s did pine, “Christmas is the time to say I love you.” Ten points if you can tell me -in the form of … Continue reading →
Folks: Let me just say I know we wanted none of this. I could list it all – the stuff I never asked for – but I’m afraid you’re all too well aware of it. But here we’ve been and … Continue reading →
Folks: What a long time and no talking! So much has ensued in this great big imperfect world of ours, and yet here we are left to make the sweetest degustation lemonade possible. I prefer mine with palpable pulp., please. … Continue reading →