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Film Review: Fatal Watch
The Human Cost of the Global Overfishing Frenzy (Click image to access the trailer for Fatal Watch) When reviewing a documentary film it is important that you first sit with the impact of what you’ve learned and let it settle in before attempting to articulate your thoughts on the experience of watching the film. But when what you have learned is so dispiriting, the problem presented so intractable as to make you feel despondent and powerless to alter its fateful trajecto
D. R. Roth
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Thank You, Trevor Bezdek
As she lay dying, my 90-year-old mother and I discussed death and its aftermath. An avowed Atomist, she believed we are born of and...
D. R. Roth
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What About What Billy Wants?
Contrary to Belle’s fears, taking her dad back to visit his farm isn’t about killing him, it’s about bringing him back to life.
D. R. Roth
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Luminous Strings...The Art of Henry Mandell
When I view Henry Mandell’s work, I’m struck by how organic it seems despite (or is it because) of the nature of its creation.
D. R. Roth
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Dancing the Cardas in the Laundromat
A woman walks into a laundromat and....dances
D. R. Roth
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Alice Munro's Men
The distant-disappearing-dying-dismissible men of Too Much Happiness
D. R. Roth
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The Road to Albiano (Second Place)
This story placed second in the inaugural Bucks County Short Fiction Contest. The contest was judged by highly respected local author and...
D. R. Roth
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Giving Voice to a Silent History
Popular 19thC French historian Jules Michelet believed that a nation’s history should not focus on its institutions and leaders but on...
D. R. Roth
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Remarkable for What's Not There
Suite Française is remarkable on a number of levels. Many have commented on the tragic circumstances under which it was written, the fact...
D. R. Roth
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