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Foreword: February 2009

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An intimate introduction to literary life in Madison. Friday, February 20, 2009. I'm ripping this headline from the headlines, since the blog by the same name has become an instant success. You might think success is a weird, even insensitive word to use for an online forum where victims and survivors of domestic violence share their stories. Maggie didn’t stop there. She worked all winter to launch Violence Unsilenced. 2,250 hits on violenceunsilenced.com. 10 direct messages on twitter (a secondary emai...

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Foreword: American Girl Goodies

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An intimate introduction to literary life in Madison. Thursday, June 4, 2009. Magazine editors get a lot of free stuff: beer, wine and liquor, music CDs and movie DVDs, bath and body products, jewelry and invitations to grand openings with complimentary food and drink. Marketing and publicity departments shower us with all these goodies, hoping for what’s known in the business as “earned media.” I swear that's what it's called. Were out of this universe. Readers are introduced to an adventurous young gir...

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Foreword: March 2009

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An intimate introduction to literary life in Madison. Friday, March 20, 2009. Don't Know Much About History. I minored in history in college, so I got pretty geeked up when we decided to write about local history in the May issue of Madison Magazine. The last time we tackled the topic in earnest was to mark the sesquicentennial back in 2006. This time around we’re returning to the city’s roots with the help of some remarkable historians and archival experts. I’m about three-quarters of the way thro...

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Foreword: July 2009

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An intimate introduction to literary life in Madison. Friday, July 24, 2009. We've launched a new website with a content management system that hosts our blogs. Come find me and my new posts at madisonmagazine.com. C'mon, it'll be fun. Promise. Posted by Madison Magazine. Friday, July 17, 2009. Okay people, you are in for a treat. To find out what they are reading right now. Dwight Allen, author of. Novel The Typewriter Satyr. I have been reading the new translation of. Aunt Julia and the Scriptwriter.

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Foreword: December 2008

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An intimate introduction to literary life in Madison. Tuesday, December 23, 2008. A Holiday Must-See, Laugh. If you’ve never met Jodi Cohen, too bad for you. And even though she’ll be presenting “Oy to the World! Comic Relief for the Holidays”. Right here in Madison this week, you won’t get to meet her even if you just want an autograph. Why? Jodi, who has worked with the likes of Chris Farley and Brian Stack, a writer for Conan O’Brien ( read an earlier blog on this. When it snowed I was outside, I was ...

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Foreword: January 2009

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An intimate introduction to literary life in Madison. Friday, January 30, 2009. I’m sitting at my kitchen table trying to get my slow-as-molasses-in-the-summertime computer connection to click through to the 29 comments on the second-to-last blog entry to Judith Strasser’s “In Lieu of Speech.”. While I wait impatiently I open her latest book, “Facing Fear: Cancer and Politics, Courage and Hope,”. I don’t even know this woman and I’m touched by the mark she made on humanity. She raised the money to build ...

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Foreword: April 2009

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An intimate introduction to literary life in Madison. Thursday, April 30, 2009. To Belle and Back. It must’ve been excruciating, not to mention overwhelming, to condense a hundred years of magazine writing into one publication. But the result, the May edition of The P. Founded and still based right here in Madison and edited by the extremely smart and dedicated Matt Rothschild, is a masterpiece—not to mention a collector’s item. Is chock full of anti-Establishment fun. 8217;s seasoned voice crying out fo...

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Ciao Bella! Hilldale: November 2008

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Friday, November 7, 2008. Change is good, but what will I wear to the ball? Well, I suppose one of the things that‘s been most on your mind is what to wear to President Obama’s. I just love saying that! Inaugural Ball on January 20th. This very thing has had me tossing and turning for at least two nights. I mean this is a party I really want to go to, with folks I really want to party with! How you possibly go wrong in one of these spectacular lovelies from Alex Tieh. Are available at Woldenberg’s. 160;I...

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Ciao Bella! Hilldale: SARAH B. TAKES A HIKE...

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Friday, February 20, 2009. SARAH B. TAKES A HIKE. To it's new larger, brighter and decidedly divne new digs! Sometime in the wee small hours of the morning on February 4th, Jan and Rene Corradini put the finishing touches on their new space before opening the doors at their new south corridor location. Snuggled between Fancy Nails and Woldenberg’s, they are now the “new kids on the block”! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Welcome to Ciao Bella! Welcome to Ciao Bella! So who am I?