Some Sunday morning @themasters reading (I know, it’s very hard to take your eyes off the Dell Match Play final four). A Q&A w/ David Barrett on his new book: https://t.co/rnAQMMPpfw
“The center of news in the nineteenth century lined the streets around City Hall Park, only a short sprint to Wall Street, close to the harbor. News sailed in on the wind,” writes @bizmitchell. https://t.co/3XwUstkSnW
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Very, very, very cool that Garfield HS Drama Club is putting on an adaptation of City of Champions as this year's school play. Benny and the boys ride again. Please support these dedicated kids by attending one of the performances. I can't wait. @Principal_GHS@BoilermakersGHS
Yes, very nice piece, Hank--one of the most moving chapters of your book, and so important that you, after some 80 years, brought this important family narrative to to light and to life.
Touching piece by Tod Leonard in the San Diego Union-Tribune as he interviews Howard Wright regarding the Jim Crow chapter of City of Champions. https://t.co/cWAthz3ZX6
Looks great, Hank, and hoping City of Champions casts light on some long-forgotten Florida history and lore for attendees. @BNBuzz@IPGbooknews @midpointtrade And how appropriate that you're the "warm-up band" for the legendary Mr. Dungy @TonyDungy
Looking forward, Hank....in the heart of the beast during Super Bowl lead-up....and with one of sports radio's greatest...should be fun. @midpointnyc@IPGbooknews@MadDogUnleashed
I'll be live from Super Bowl LIII in Atlanta today (Jan. 29), discussing City of Champions with old friend Chris "Mad Dog" Russo on Sirius XM Radio, Ch. 92.
#garfield#miamihigh#SiriusXM#MadDogRusso#sbliii https://t.co/pe9QRUyhhX
Margaret Atwood @MargaretAtwood was one of many 20th century literary giants edited by the editrix of editors as a young women, the inimitable Diana Athill, who passed away this week, and whom so many will miss enormously and remember fondly.
I had the great honor of getting to know Diana when living in London. She was one of the most gracious and selfless people I've every known. She was my living link to pre-war literary London. Her memoir, STET, is wonderful.