Those of us who grew up in Springfield might take for granted one of the finest museums in the U.S. In addition to the historic museums in the quadrangle, a new Dr. Seuss Museum has been recently added. Dr Seuss (Theador Geisel) was born in Springfield in 1904. My...

Thanks to everyone at Kent Memorial Library in Suffield, CT. I arrived shortly after returning from Washington to a very enthusiastic audience at the library. Jackie Hemond, director, was really gracious and members of the packed audience for the small room were so...

Thanks to all at Mishkan Torah in Greenbelt, MD for their interest and enthusiasm in hearing me discuss my books. Special gratitude to Arden Bronstein for the invitation and to my cousin, Melanie Hall, for her warmth and hospitality. It was a great experience for me.

Oh, what a fulfilling and rewarding experience at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C. It was a busy time in Washington, including the Cherry Blossom parade, countless school groups out on spring break, Emancipation Day in D.C., and Yom HaShoah. It...

So much fun to join Mark Dressler at the Book Club Bookstore in South Windsor, CT in promoting our books. Mark is a mystery writer whose book, Dead and Gone, takes place in a fictional town that sounds an awful lot like Hartford! Penny Goetjen, mystery writer of...

It was a fruitful day at the Riverfront Community Center sponsored by the Welles-Turner Memorial Library in Glastonbury, CT on March 24, 2018. Joined by seventeen other local Connecticut authors, I learned quite a bit about the journeys of many other writers at the...