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New York in BostonNew!!

Jared and my friend, Alison, gave a lively tour of “New York Streets” today. What was special is that it wasn’t lofty and academic; it was in the plain-spoken language the South End residents (mostly now gone) would have used. There was no whitewashing. How can you summarize an entire neighborhood over two centuries? You […]

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The Backrooms: An Analysis of Clark

Here is a link to my Reddit pages with the traffic I am getting for my defense of Clark (or really indictment of everybody.) https://www.reddit.com/user/writerstuk/submitted/

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Poetry
Save Long Island!

Suffolk County News let me use my memories of the old mansions as set in a poem. See page 8.file:///C:/Users/decop/Downloads/20260826-110107-44d-SCN%208-27-26_web.pdf Here are tear sheets:

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9/11 Event East Brunswick, New Jersey

Here is the other video https://youtu.be/4iBfZkbj8pk?si=zTHW4QlvJMTr1onF

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Events
9/11 25th In Memory

My friend, Father Hanna, relates the story of how he, Frank de Martini, and Pablo Ortiz of the Port Authority of NY and NJ rescued 77 workers of MetLife in Tower One. I read my "Day of Fire" to give words to their heroism and that of others. Dignitaries give words of inspiration, and perhaps […]

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9/11 Remembrance South River, NJ

We all came together with The Honorable Mayor Peter Guindi; the widow of Christoper More Dincuff, the one victim of 9/11from South River; Fire Chief William Smith; Police Chief Mark Tinitigan; and many brave first responders to pay tribute to Mr. Dincuff, his wife, all the fallen of that day, and to the firefighters, police, […]

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9/11 25th Anniversary We Remember

I hope all have a good Labor Day. We will have a solemn commemoration in two New Jersey cities: East Brunswick, and South River. Eight 9/11 families are from East Brunswick. I will read selections from my epic poem, "Day of Fire," in both, and the full poem at the Day of Service. Details are […]

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Women Artists Getting Their Due

Clara Schumann was her famous composer, Robert's muse. But she was somewhat the hidden star. When he became ill, she composed for him. This is all in John Minigan's new play. She couldn't have an affair with Johann Brahams, according to Minigan, partly because it would harm her reputation. She was forced to "hide her […]

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Tiny Theater that Makes a Sound

It was a pleasure to see Greg Hovanesian perform with other improv actors at this small theater in Roslindale, MA. Here is my review on Yelp: THE ROZZIE SQUARE THEATER - Updated August 2026 - 49 Photos & 14 Reviews - 5 Basile St, Roslindale, Massachusetts - Comedy Clubs - Phone Number - Yelp

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Marilyn Kurtz on Fixed & Free

My mother had another moment of fame! I read her intriguing poem, "Shades," on Billy Brown's open mic for Fixed & Free Quarterly. They all appreciated my mother's skill. She was not only a respected English professor; she is an ongoing poet. https://casaurracapress.com/ Shades Hello, remember me? Remember Boom, boom, boom, Boom, ba, boom Ba, boom, ba boom, […]

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