How do moral problems get resolved in ordinary lives?? What are the results of our moral convictions? Is it really worth it to be a whistle-blower? The Golden Notebook is thrilled to present journalist EYAL PRESS reading and discussing his new book "Beautiful Souls" in which these questions are examined and explored.
"You're a very funny fellow, but no poet" reads the epigraph in Donald Lev's new collection of poetry, "A Very Funny Fellow". But the late Marguerite Harris MUST have known Lev's wit, charm, and yes even poetry - - all on displyay in his new collection.
We are happy to be partnering again with our friends at MAYAPPLE PRESS for the mid-week poetry reading!
Helen Ruggieri teaches in the writing program at the University
of Pittsburgh, Bradford, PA. She has an MFA from Penn State, where she won the
Academy of American Poets prize. She is the author of Bebop A Lula, a
series of poems about rock 'n' roll published by Elvis Press in a limited...
We are thrilled to once again be presenting the work of financial writer ERIC LAURSEN. The People's Pension is both groundbreaking history and an eye-opening guide for anyone concerned about one of the biggest issues of our times. With 95 percent of Americans participating in the program either as beneficiaries or through their payroll tax contributions, Social Security is quite literally...
