My Hero, My Son
The Baltimore Post-Examiner is proud to present excepts from My Hero, My Son by Joseph Baddick. My Hero, My Son
Read moreLiterature
Detroit Revisited: Off the beaten path
Fifteen years later, I was back in Detroit. On my first, long-ago trip, two weeks before 9/11, I left my
Read more
Baltimore Sun gives Japanese War Lords a pass
“Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” – George Santayana Some of the ways in which
Read moreEurope Under Attack: Neglected lessons from the Netherlands
On Christmas Eve (Peace on Earth) of the year 2002 I published an article in the Amsterdam newspaper ‘Het Parool’,
Read more
Blood of the Oak
The Baltimore Post-Examiner is pleased to present an excerpt from Eliot Pattison’s Blood of the Oak, available at Amazon. Pattison has
Read moreEdgar Allan Poe and King Ludwig II portrait
In 1882 the American journalist and writer Lew Vanderpoole requested an audience of King Ludwig II of Bavaria (1845-1886), because
Read moreOne Child for Another: A Memoir
One Child for Another A Memoir by Nancy Murray Review/ Shirley J. Brewer In One Child for Another, a poignant
Read moreHalf Stone Walls and Kissing Frogs
Keira, a thirty-something, graduate student from Baltimore, spends the year in Dublin, working her thesis. Frustrated over her research, she
Read more
Saturday Night Live’s legacy: Beyond the laughs
The cast of SNL’s 41st season (NBC) In a nation as huge, diverse and easily distracted as ours, few things
Read more