A Random Selection of Ed’s Short Pieces

Book Reviews:

Ed’s San Francisco Chronicle review of Thurston Clark’s Ask Not: The Inauguration of John F. Kennedy and the Speech That Changed America

Book Review: Kay Redfield Jamison’s Superb Psycho-Biography of Robert Lowell

Opinion:

GoLocalProv: Rhode Island Needs To Get Real About Economic Development

GoLocalProv: Remembering Pete Seeger’s Rhode Island Ties at His Centennial

GoLocalProv: #MeToo is Long Overdue

GoLocalProv: The “Glass Ceiling” Has Already Been Shattered

GoLocalProv: We Can Be Heroes

Literary:

Why Do Bad Radio Interviews Happen to Good Authors?

Something That Is Only Slightly About Hemingway

Every Writer Needs an Editor

Mannahatta – Walt Whitman in New York

Invisible Man: Herman Melville’s Last Years

On the Economics of Being a Full Time Author

Four Great Twentieth Century Writers on the Fast Track to Oblivion

Do “Commercial” and “Popular” Automatically Equate with “Inferior” in Literature? I Think Not

Of Literary Jealousy and the “Impertinent Prosperity” of Bestselling Authors

Remembering Robert Leuci: Hail and Farewell

Personal Essays:

My Own Personal Demon: Bipolar Manic Depression

The Distinguished Thing: A Baby-Boomer Looks at Death