From the monthly archives: February 2010

One of my favorite people in New Haven is my second cousin Andy, who happens to live two blocks away from us, down the street, with his wife, Karen. Lest you think this is all about how wonderfully tight-knit my family is, and how great it is we live so near to one another, blah [...]

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It’s Valentine’s Day (aka VD).  Maybe you’ve got it covered with your favorite mating personage, your significant other(s), your steady, your squeeze, your spouse (or the person who would be that if the laws of the land permitted), but ... maybe not, maybe you’re looking to connect, somehow, someway.

Maybe you turn to craigslist, home [...]

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If you're not interested in food skip this piece.

No, I take that back. You don't have to be interested in food as in Food. What I want is people who like to eat. Do you like to eat? Good, then keep reading.

Everyone talks about Alice Waters. Alice Waters this, Alice Waters [...]

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What’s in a Word?

On February 6, 2010 By Donald Brown

Meyer Levin, a writer best-known for his novel Compulsion, the story of the Leopold-Loeb murder and trial, wanted to be known as the man who wrote a play based on the diary of Anne Frank.  He met with Otto Frank to discuss that possibility before Anne’s book had even been published in the U.S.

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Listen Here, Spring 2010 Season

On February 4, 2010 By admin

The Arts Council of Greater New Haven, New Haven Review, and New Haven Theater Company are pleased to announce the return of Listen Here, the weekly short story reading series in which actors from the New Haven Theater Company read short stories chosen by New Haven Review editors.

The spring Listen Here series will take [...]

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Weasel Coffee Lovers

On February 4, 2010 By admin

Followers of this site will have no doubt come across the occasional wonderful article we have had from New Haven journalist and writer . Every so often Robert heads off with his wife to Vietnam, their sojourn to which he chronicle at .

We like Robert, and his blog postings [...]

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