Posts Tagged ‘N.J.’
Endless highway
I drive down the road frequently now, on my way to the bank or to the Asian supermarket (which sells delicious frozen dumplings and at least a dozen varieties of bok choy — who knew?). But the first time I made my way down Route 27, traveling the few miles from Highland Park, N.J., to [...]
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Tags: cross-country roads, Edison, Highland Park, Lincoln Highway, N.J., New Jersey, Tastee Sub Shop
Note: Traffic on this site soars whenever I mention Sarah Palin. So I’ve decided to write something about her at least once a week. Here’s this week’s Sarah Palin report: Faithful readers of “World of Wonders” know that I posted several entries in recent weeks about the Feb. 20 grand opening of friend Steven Hart’s [...]
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Tags: Highland Park, Highland Park NJ, N.J., New Jersey bookstores, Nighthawk Books, Sarah Palin, Steven Hart
Nighthawk Books, that is, owned and operated by friend Steven Hart in Highland Park, N.J. The grand opening this Saturday will kick off with a book signing by Mary McAvoy, who will also read from her new novel “Love’s Compass.” Other literary and music events are planned through the day and evening. Here’s the store, [...]
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Tags: Highland Park, Love's Compass, Mary McAvoy, N.J., New Jersey bookstores, Nighthawk Books, Steven Hart
Verse-case scenarios
Friend and fellow traveler (and fellow Writers House literary agency client) Steve Hart posts this tout of the Delaware Valley Poetry Festival (the link to his Web site’s over there in the right-hand column, listed under FRIENDS): Mark your calendars for the eleventh annual Delaware Valley Poetry Festival, which this year is spread over two [...]
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Tags: Brian Trimbol, Delaware Valley Poetry Fesitval, Frenchtown, Gene Racz, Henry Miller, Hunterdon County events, Janet Foxman, Jose Rodriguez, Katha Pollit, Khalil Murrell, Lonnie Manns, Matthew Siegel, Metta Sama, Michelle Lerner, N.J., Peter Covino, poet laureate, Poetry, Prallsville Mills, River Union Stage, Robert Pinsky, Steve Hart, Stockton
