Brotherly Love: How Bittersweet the Sound
New life for Hoffman's Brotherly Love
Everybody and The New Yorker
Department of Fact. About Town: The New Yorker and the World It Made.
The way we live now. In the Gloaming.
Building Bridges with Art
The Foundation community arts initiative.
Through the Lens
Across the U.S.A. with photographer Mary Ellen Mark. American Odyssey.
Cross Leaves Grisham in the Dust—in Germany
Donna Woolfolk Cross CW’69
Taking the Long View
A masterly biography of a master of many disciplines.
Protecting Artists from Piracy— and Poor Taste
Theodore Feder C’58
Writers House Expands Guest List
Three named as Kelly Writers House Fellows
Raise your bottom line
Raise your bottom line. Bargaining for Advantage: Negotiation Strategies for Reasonable People.
A Mouthful of Music
Scott Harris C’96 and Jason Downie W’94
Gould Takes Over at ICA
ICA director chosen
Off the Shelf
Briefly Noted | Recent books by alumni and faculty.
New Chapter in Alumni Education
The Writers House Virtual Book Groups
A Reel Artist
Ellen McCaleb C’91
Freshmen to Visit Copenhagen
Freshmen will read the play Copenhagen this summer
Sophisticated Kid Stuff
Theater for kids at Annenberg Center.
An Angler’s Autobiography
Simple pleasures, minor tragedies, lessons for living.
A Surprise Musical Prize
Melinda Wagner Gr’86
Paris is for Pooches
Michael Malyszko C’73 and Judith Hughes CW’73
Penn & Ink
A reading series at Kelly Writers House is bringing in a stream of alumni poets, fiction writers, journalists, screenwriters, editors, and literary agents back to campus—many for their first time since graduation.
Travels with Tarzan: A Documentary Odyssey
Two filmmakers went on the road with a family-owned circus and found enough human drama outside the ring to rival the snarling tigers, horse-riding bears, and aerial acrobatics within.
Landmark Studies
Lewis Mumford's 1930s New Yorker "Sky Line" columns.
Quiet on the Set! And No Vacuuming, Please
Christopher Heisen C'91
Feasts Fit for a Writer
Craig Boreth C'91