BOOKS

An Unladylike Profession: American Women War Correspondents in World War I

by Chris Dubbs

Review in Wall Street Journal:

“Mr. Dubbs remarks on the reporter’s duty to report the truth no matter how uncomfortable it might be. The journalists profiled in this absorbing book lived up to that responsibility.”

Touched with Fire: Morris B. Abram and the Battle against Racial and Religious Discrimination

by David E. Lowe

Review from Jewish Book Council:

“[Abram] wrote to Pres­i­dent Ronald Rea­gan that the civ­il rights move­ment had turned a dan­ger­ous cor­ner and ​’should return to first prin­ci­ples — the zeal­ous regard for equal oppor­tu­ni­ty and the pro­mo­tion of col­or­blind law and social pol­i­cy.’ Lowe, a for­mer vice pres­i­dent for gov­ern­ment rela­tions and pub­lic affairs at the Nation­al Endow­ment for Democ­ra­cy, strong­ly agrees with such sen­ti­ments, and, not sur­pris­ing­ly, his biog­ra­phy is a lauda­to­ry exam­i­na­tion of its subject.”

Celeste Holm Sydrome: On Character Actors from Hollywood’s Golden Age

by David Lazar

Praise from Kirkus:

“Well-observed reflections for true fans of the silver screen.”

Radiance: Creative Mitzvah Living

Danny Siegel

Edited by Rabbi Neal Gold

Review in Reform Judaism:

“This anthology of his writings is a well-deserved tribute to one of our Jewish community’s creative writers and builders.”

AUTHORS

Brad Balukjian

Author writes for CNN Opinion.

Robin Hemley

Author interview for Travel Writing World.

Mia Fischer

Author interview on New Books Network.