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Sea Gull Jazz Special: Judy Mayhan Kiyoshi Tokunaga and John Gilmore

Sea Gull Jazz Special: Judy Mayhan Kiyoshi Tokunaga and John Gilmore

by Think In The Morning | May 18, 2020 | Sea Gull | 12 comments

  In the 1970s and 80s the Sea Gull Cellar Bar was famous for many things and especially the live jazz performances on Thursday nights and Sunday afternoons.  Thanks to Judy Mayhan we are able to present three live recordings from those times featuring Judy...
The 1918 Pandemic As Seen By John O’Hara

The 1918 Pandemic As Seen By John O’Hara

by Think In The Morning | May 17, 2020 | Words | 2 comments

 Think in the Morning continues our look into the literary memories of the 1918 Pandemic.  Our first read was Pale Horse, Pale Rider. Katherine Anne Porter gave us an unforgettable memory of the impact of the Spanish flu and the Great War on a young couple whose paths...
Look Homeward Angel and The 1918 Pandemic

Look Homeward Angel and The 1918 Pandemic

by Think In The Morning | May 14, 2020 | Words | 1 comment

 Previously on Think in the MorningPale Horse, Pale Rider: Katherine Anne Porter’s Classic Story of the 1918 PandemicWilliam Maxwell’s They Came Like SwallowsThe 1918 Pandemic And Willa Cather’s One Of Ours Then, under the terrible light which fell directly and...
Book Review: The Lady With Balls by Alice Combs

Book Review: The Lady With Balls by Alice Combs

by Think In The Morning | May 11, 2020 | Words | 1 comment

 Midwest Book Review just published an abridged version of our book review on Alice Combs’ The Lady With Balls.  The full review is below. I don’t want a mirror telling me I’m the fairest in all the land; I want another intelligent adult’s honest opinion.   Alice...
The 1918 Pandemic And Willa Cather’s One Of Ours

The 1918 Pandemic And Willa Cather’s One Of Ours

by Think In The Morning | May 6, 2020 | Words | 0 comments

 Previously Discussed Literature On The 1918 PandemicKatherine Anne Porter:  Pale Horse, Pale RiderWilliam Maxwell:  They Came Like Swallows This grey wall, unshaken, mighty, was the end of the long preparation, as it was the end of the sea. It was the reason for...
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