A Marriage Of Identities
Archer Loh is not what she seems. When we encounter the heroine of Christine M. Whitehead's first novel, "Tell Me When It Hurts," she's living alone in the Berkshires. Archer seems nothing more than a sour, 43-year-old woman with no friends but her dog and no wish to engage the world beyond her...
Maurice Sendak's Books On DVD
This Friday, the film by Spike Jonze, "Where the Wild Things Are," comes out. It is based on the children's book by Maurice Sendak, a Connecticut resident, who won the 1964 Caldecott Medal for the story.
'Heaven's Keep' Keeps Krueger On The Path Of Excellence
William Kent Krueger is a true stylist, combining thrilling plots packed with social issues, involving characters and a view of northern Minnesota often neglected in novels.