
Authors in Ambulances
Monique Hamm, writer and EMT, has launched a podcast, “Authors in Ambulances,” that explores connections between arts and emergency medicine. Her first subject is my grandfather John Dos Passos, who […]
Monique Hamm, writer and EMT, has launched a podcast, “Authors in Ambulances,” that explores connections between arts and emergency medicine. Her first subject is my grandfather John Dos Passos, who […]
Publication Day! Thanks to Half and One magazine for this marvelous video adaptation of my poem, “Buffalo Fish and Daddy Rabbit.” I absolutely love the animation and narration. They accentuate […]
For years, I’ve tried to express the power of music in my writing. Thanks to the inspiration of master violinist Sandy Cameron, I’ve come closer than ever. See my new […]
My new article on my grandfather John Dos Passos’s love of the sea, “The World at the End of a Line,” is published online (and soon, in print) at The […]
My top book recommendation of 2022: Futebol: The Brazilian Way of Life by Alex Bellos. “Of all nations, none has a people that loves and falls in love more than […]
Over the holidays, I got back into watching Columbo mysteries. As a kid, I watched the reruns often. I find it quite relaxing to watch Columbo unspool a murder at […]
Awesome new Chilean podcast reading (in Spanish) one of author John Dos Passos’s best written, most inspiring letters. Written to his friend Rumsey Marvin in 1918. Encantado! Here is an […]
My grandfather’s memoirs, The Best Times, always has surprises in store, even on my 44th reading (I don’t know how many readings I’m up to at this point, but it’s […]
It’s been nearly ten years since Walkin’ Lawton published! I will always look back fondly on the years I spent producing my biography of Florida icon Lawton Chiles. More than […]
Recently, the Cesare Pavese Foundation interviewed me about the John Dos Passos legacy of art and literature. Pavese (1908-1950) was an Italian translator who translated writers including Herman Melville, William […]