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Book Review: “The Long Season” by Michael Vance Gurley

It’s well known I love a book about hockey players in love–I read them and I write them. Michael Vance Gurley’s debut novel The Long Season is superb addition to my shelf of hockey romance. The story focuses on 18-year-old Brett Bennet who is drafted...

Book Review: “Jazz Moon” by Joe Okonkwo

Jazz Moon, the debut novel from Joe Okonkwo, is unlike anything I’ve read recently and I absolutely loved it for taking me to another time and place. The book reminds me of E.L. Doctorow’s Ragtime in how it transports to the early 20th century. And, no...

Book Review: “The Role” by Richard Taylor Pearson

Most people who read this blog know I love theater and so it shouldn’t be surprising that I’d gravitate to a novel set in the world of theater. It only took one email from Richard Pearson to get me on board to read this book, and I’m glad he got it...

“Waitress” on Broadway

I had my second helping of Waitress pie last night. I fell in love with the show in Boston last September (you can read the review of that here) and am bowled over that the show is even better now. It’s been about six months since I first saw the show, but of...