Comedian Kate Clinton reflects on twenty-eight years of stand-up and the unfortunate turns of history that have fueled her politically-charged routine. Read more →
11 posts from March 2009
Beacon Press Visits an Exceptional Boston School
March 27, 2009
Beacon Press Assistant Editor Alexis Rizzuto reflects on a recent visit to Boston Arts Academy. Read more →
Jay Wexler reflects upon one of the crucial moments of his tenure as a Supreme Court clerk: totally tanking on the March Madness pool. Read more →
Journalist Garry Leech explains why exporting Plan Colombia to Afghanistan is a risky proposition. Read more →
Link Roundup: Death in Ireland, Sexual Assualt in the Military, Extreme Motherhood
March 19, 2009
A roundup of interesting stories on the blogs and Beacon books in the media. Read more →
Steven Apfelbaum talks about the coming of springtime and the yearly prairie burn at his farm in Wisconsin. Read more →
Philip Winslow, author of Victory for Us is to See You Suffer: In the West Bank with the Palestinians and the Israelis, discusses the outlook for Israel under Netanyahu's leadership. Read more →
Reading on the Kindle: Notes from a Beacon Press Staffer
March 11, 2009
Beacon Press sales assistant Sara Hatch talks about her beloved e-book reader. Read more →
Chris Mercogliano, author of In Defense of Childhood, looks at the importance of play in development and education. Read more →
Link Roundup: Indie Next Poetry Picks, New Press Blog Aggregator, Rashid Khalidi Media
March 06, 2009
A selection of interesting items and recent Beacon Press media. Read more →
Lydia Denworth discusses the recent backlash over new government regulations designed to keep lead out of children's products. Read more →