Wisdom for Dummies
Older people are wise and mature. I’m neither wise nor mature, so it stands to reason that I can’t be old either.
The Abraham Lincoln-Marilyn Monroe Letters
One day Marilyn Monroe confessed a crush on Abraham Lincoln: “He was such a great guy. When I see a man like that, I would love to just sit on his lap.” Review of “Marilyn […]
Famous Americans Who Colluded with the Russians and the Price They Paid
Robert Hanssen – In a Supermax prison in solitary for the rest of his life for selling U.S. classified documents to the Russians. His is considered to be one of the worst breaches of U.S. […]
Meet Daniela V. Gitlin, MD Author of Practice, Practice, Practice: This Psychiatrist’s Life
HOPress-Shorehouse Books is so proud to release under our Corner Office Label, the first work from Daniela V. Gitlin MD, Practice, Practice, Practice: This Psychiatrist’s Life. Available as paperback and in […]
Five Things I’m Doing to Prepare for the Coronavirus (Including Playing the Piano with Very Clean Hands)
I Am Washing My Hands. Constantly. Like Every Five Minutes. Apparently, frequent hand-washing is one of the only things you can actually do to avoid getting sick. Accordingly, my survival plan is to wash my hands […]
The Fun Destruction of Disaster Movies
I have over a dozen books and movies relating to the doomed passenger liner, Titanic. Many date back to my kids’ fascination with the subject after James Cameron’s move came out, but I kept them […]