PUSHCART PRIZE NOMINATION
My essay ”Ruski Business,“ about my years in 1980s Moscow, and published last April by Guernica Magazine, has been nominated for a 2009 Pushcart Prize.
NON-FICTION: MEMOIR
Caleb Daniloff's RANSOM ROAD, which explores the sobering and inspirational effects of running and competing in marathons in the many cities where he has lived -- including Boston, New York, Burlington and Moscow -- as the author overcomes his addiction to alcohol, to Susan Canavan at Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, for publication in Spring 2011, by Wendy Sherman.
It is the most famous classroom of all. Or is it?
December 1, 2009
Growing Up Within Symphony Hall’s Walls
Peter Fiedler revisits the nooks and crannies of a magical childhood
September 17, 2009
Maestro and collaborator pays homage to filmmaker and friend at BU’s Pops concertMay 18, 2009
Robert Bouchie adds one final lesson to training in the med school’s anatomy lab: how to honor the dead
Fall 2009
Untrue Stories
A geneologist reveals the painful truth about three Holocaust memoirs: they're fiction
Summer 2009