Changing the publishing paradigm.
(Guest Blogger, Suzanne Pyrch, writes about a recent voting experience.) I had an epiphany driving across country this summer. I have never been able to understand middle class Republicans. Wealthy Republicans make sense to me, but it is perpetually perplexing how Republicans can continually convince the middle class to vote against their own self-interest. It [...]
(Guest Blogger Suzanne Pyrch writes about the relationship between food and the election in this post.) On October 16, I missed the beginning of the second presidential debate because I was attending Pratt Falls: Veg Artists Can Save the World Party. The event at Pratt’s Manhattan Gallery featured spoken word artist/political activist Larry Litt. Larry [...]
Suzanne Pyrch is a frequent contributor to the blog. Her reflections here represent the owner of this site as well. I “like” what she has to say. I hope you do too. First let me state (before people come after me with baseball bats) that I do not like Hitler. But it is my premise [...]
(Another Guest Blog by one of our favorite bloggers, Suzanne Pyrch. SSP’s blog page welcomes Guests all the time with the stipulation that we find the work interesting and opening us and our readers to new ideas. Suzanne has done it again.) On June 24th of this year, I [...]
The Planet Earth, “Can I Have That To Go, Please?” (Another Guest Blog from one of our favorites, Suzanne Pyrch. Continuing to instruct us on the lessons she is learning about ways in which we can help to save our planet.) My wife and I love travel. We believe the old saw that travel broadens [...]
This Guest Blog is written by a welcome contributor, Suzanne Pyrch, who writes about the environment and how its problems concern her deeply. Proud to be a dot Last month I joined 350.org. This is a group founded by my hero, Bill McKibben. McKibben is one of the most persistent and cogent environmental writers [...]
Join me in welcoming Suzanne Pyrch’s newest Guest Blog. Suzanne brings a unique perspective to the discussion of education in NYC. As a retired high school music teacher, she has seen things and here, reports on some of them. Please add your comments to this vital discussion. Through a Looking Glass Darkly ‘But I don’t [...]
Join me in welcoming Wickham Boyle to the new Sullivan Street Press blog. As a guest here, she is offering us a chapter from her book of essays. See her bio at the end of her post. Also please comment. All comments pertaining to the post are welcome. Chapter 12 MIDLIFE MAMBO By Wickham [...]
A Guest Blog by Justin Martin, author of Genius of Place: The Life of Frederick Law Olmsted. Frequently now we are asking other writers to make use of this blog in order to tell you about what they have written and what they think about their work. Justin Martin is a biographer and has also [...]
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Please listen as Paul talks about his e-book and being a vegan with Caryn Hartglass on It's All About Food.
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Paul had a great time talking about his new e-book in early May. The discussion went on a bit longer than his hosts had planned for.
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