I have to confess that I have seriously fallen off the wagon in terms of regular blog postings. I plan to get back on track very soon, but in the meantime, I figured I could share something from my freelance writing work. I don’t get by lines for it, but I have reviewed audio books for Publishers Weekly over the past decade or so. I try to keep things separate from my day job to avoid any possible conflicts or sticky situations, but no one has ever told me not to share my reviews as an individual.
I was pleased to see my recent review of the audio edition of The Seven Good Years: A Memoir by Etgar Keret listed on the magazine’s Web page as a featured review. So, if they wanted to feature it, maybe I should too. Keret is an Israeli author who has made several contributions to the public radio program This American Life. I loved listening to his prose on audio, and now I am going to delve in to his fiction. I will let what I have already shared speak for itself, but I think there is some powerful stuff here.
Coloring Outside the Lines 