Monthly Archives: March 2017

Trump’s Budget Proposal Represents An Unprecedented Threat to Public Health and Safety.

Posted on March 12, 2017 by Bruce DeSilva

While Americans are preoccupied with the battle over the GOP’s plan to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, many of us are overlooking the fact that the Trump administration’s budget outline presages an even greater threat to the public’s … Continue reading →

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The Harvard Review Says “Incendiary Art” Is “Brilliant,” “Necessary,” and “Urgent”

Posted on March 7, 2017 by Bruce DeSilva

The Harvard Review lavishes praise on “Patricia Smith’s brilliant and urgent new book of poems, Incendiary Art, her sixth collection. In it, Smith demands that readers recognize the racism and brutality that have always been part of American history before … Continue reading →

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Timothy Hallinan’s Wildly Inventive New Simeon Grist Novel

Posted on March 7, 2017 by Bruce DeSilva

Simeon Grist, the hero of six gritty Los Angeles private eye novels by Timothy Hallinan, is about to get a hell of a shock in Pulped, the next book in this fine series. He’s going to find out that he … Continue reading →

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