Martini with a Twist
Adrienne MartiniAn idiosyncratic and irreverent look at books, podcasts, and television written by an idiosyncratic and irreverent middle-aged white woman who cannot resist a pun on her last name.
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More Evidence that I Should Not be Left Unsupervised
There was an unfamiliar book on the desk when I came into work at the Fenimore Farm last weekend.
This isn’t unusual, in and of itself. When you have a couple of curious and wandering minds sharing a space, books turn up all of the time. T...
In honor of the holiday, sort of.
Pulitzer-winning writer Beverly Gage took a road trip across the country in honor of the 250th year of our founding: This Land Is Your Land.
It’s a solid read, as you’d expect from Gage, and unexpectedly poignant, as you’d expect from this...
This is the season for this
Greetings from my busy season!
Who am I kidding? It’s all busy, ya know? There must be some kind of busy-ness event horizon or terminal velocity or something where once you approach it, you can’t ever cross back over to a non-busy state?1...
Comfort Reads
When Trump was elected the first time, the book I escaped into was Robert Heinlein’s Friday. I did the same the second time,1 eight years later.
Friday is not a masterwork. On the list of Heinlein’s greatest stories, Friday would be in the...
Ms Tweedie
As you know Bob, one of my abiding fascinations is Isabella Bird, Victorian-era lady globetrotter.1
When you are a little bit obsessed with a Relatively Obscure Person of History, your friends—those same souls who have heard you go on (and...
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