
Author and Journalist. Former Wash Post reporter and editor. Editor, B'nai B'rith Magazine. Washington Independent Review of Books, board member and contributor. Five for Freedom: The African American Soldiers in John Brown's Army.
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This month marks 167 years since abolitionist John Brown led 18 men to the federal arsenal town of Harpers Ferry. His goal: to seize the town, its arsenal and gun factory and to incite a slave insurrection. The raid lasted a mere 36 hours b...
Regardless of what has happened since, with massive Israeli “collateral damage” inflicted on Gaza and its residents, and disclosures of Israeli Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu’s willful or missed opportunities to to ward off the Oct. 7 massac...
I’m grateful for the many opportunities I’ve had as a writer, reporter and author over a decades long career. But along with acceptances have come, inevitably, rejections. Some are blunt and dismissive, others thoughtful, considerate and co...
I’m grateful for the many opportunities I’ve had as a writer, reporter and author over a decades long career. But along with acceptances have come, inevitably, rejections. Some are blunt and dismissive, others thoughtful, considerate and co...
James Grady, my friend and colleague, has had a long successful career as an author, publishing more than a dozen novels, most recently Shadows on Sidewalks, a page-turning crime procedural drawing on his youth growing up in rural Shelby, M...
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Author & Journalist. Former WashPost reporter and editor. Former Editor, B'nai B'rith Magazine (2009-2025). Washington Independent Review of Books, board member and contributor. Five for Freedom: The African American Soldiers in John Brown's Army.
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