I was watching the Yankees-Rangers game and took the photo with PhotoBooth on our macbook.
David Cooper's review of Yael Hedaya's novel Eden compares Jessica Cohen's translation with Ms. Hedaya's original Hebrew. The novel features two marriages and a teenage girl all of whom are at-risk and in varied states of distress.
Something Red will be of particular interest to Red Diaper babies, but it will also appeal to readers who are interested in recent history and family dynamics.
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Three views from Mine Falls Park in Nashua (which has lovely paved walking and unpaved hiking trails):
Above: Looking west from Main street in Nashua: view of an old mill building (now apartments) with fountain.
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Blue Has No South, Alex Epstein’s first book to be translated into English, is a book of 114 surreal, absurd, and/or paradoxical very short stories or flash fiction. To this reviewer’s eyes and ears many of these very short texts are also prose poems, though they are not referred to as such by the author or the publisher...