Robot Dreams Or Human Nightmares? By Rob KrakoffReviewed by Harriet Hart Yuval Noah Harari, a professor at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, has written a bestseller titled Sapiens, a widely celebrated work of non-fiction championed by the likes of Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates and Barack Obama, and translated into 40 languages. In it the […]
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Magnificent Mexico By Mildred Boyd Posadas, Pastorelas y Piñatas You can always count on the fun-loving Mexicans to get the most out of any fiesta, whether sacred or profane, but they outdo themselves in making the winter holiday season stretch all the way to February. Though many of their customs originate in their own
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Midnight By Hildegard Hintz Adam Applebaum’s hair was gone except for a few intermittent tufts. Already sparse on top in high school, his nickname had been Applebald. He had been a lonely kid, a friendless teenager and now was a miserable adult. His strict parents had wanted him to become a doctor but blood
Writers’ Block By Kathy Koches We’ve all heard the term “Writers’ Block” and most of us know that it means we are “stuck” and need to get our creative juices flowing. But how exactly do we do that? I discovered something about myself a few years ago that surprised me. I knew that I
