Events
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Private Eye
It is 9:30 on the morning of September 22, 1776. Morning light makes its way through a nearby window, falling across a wooden ladder-back chair in a home somewhere near the British artillery park in Manhattan. On any other morning,… Continue reading
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Liquid Gold
Most of my stories focus on the areas around my home in Montgomery County. Yet for more than eight years, I’ve worked at the Sellersville Theater, just over the line in Bucks. Long before it became the nationally respected venue… Continue reading
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Battle of the Boards
My first real taste of Black Friday came when I was 21, give or take a year. I was home from college, tagging along with my mom—an early riser long before I ever became one. Half-asleep, I trailed behind her… Continue reading
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Community Days
Autumn arrives each year on whispers of crisp air and golden light, wrapping the shortening days in a special kind of magic. Porches seem to come alive with pumpkins, gourds, and flickers of cranberry and copper. Firepits crackle low and… Continue reading
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Crossroads of Controversy
October is almost here, and with it comes the season of witches, ghosts, and all the spooky things I love. But sometimes, the scariest stories aren’t supernatural—they come from real life. One of my favorite books, Arthur Miller’s The Crucible,… Continue reading
