and writers over 60, 70, 80, 90, . . .
Memoirist and book critic Marion Winik joined Nancy in a conversation about writing memoir–the surprises, the challenges and the rewards. How is writing memoir a healing process? Could Nancy have written this book when her parents were still living? What … Continued
Finding Mr. Rightstein is due for some praise! We have just learned that Nancy Davidoff Kelton’s new memoir held a position as one of SPD’s nonfiction bestsellers this Spring. Her book was only just released in April! Please excuse us while we … Continued
The first time we Passagerians visited Henry Morgenthau at his home at Ingleside Retirement Community in Washington, DC this past June, we were touched by his hospitality; he even had lunch prepared for us when we arrived. We were awed … Continued
A debut book of poems by Henry Morgenthau lll Praise for A Sunday in Purgatory: “Morgenthau’s poems are crisp, elegant forays into memory both personal and cultural, as he engages, with an ironic, Lowellian eye, a rich cultural history … Continued
On a recent Wednesday evening at The Ivy Bookshop, the Passager team joined Baltimore author Stephen Dixon for the release of his latest novel, Letters to Kevin. We published Dixon’s story, “An Interpretation of Dreams,” in our last issue (60), and … Continued
