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Author Alice Hoffman discusses 'Practical Magic 2' and new novel (opens the original)
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With "Practical Magic 2” in movie theaters and her latest novel, "The Witches of Cambridge" (Scribner, $29), in bookstores, it's an exciting time for native Long Islander Alice Hoffman. Though she lives in Massachusetts, she grew up in Franklin Square, attended Valley Stream North High School and went on to study at both Adelphi and Stony Brook universities. As the founder of the Adelphi University Writers and Readers Festival and the force behind a summer program for teens there, her ties to lo
LI woman shares father's Holocaust diary, 'A Jew in the Woods' (opens the original)
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People who have known Miriam Lieber as a neighbor in the town of Oceanside, or through her longtime directorship of the Hebrew Academy of Nassau County, "often don't know about my background," says the Long Islander of 50-some years. "Now they're hearing about the book, and coming up to me saying 'I can't wait to read it!' "She pauses for a moment, tears welling up in her eyes. "You have no idea how thrilled I am that my father's dream, his ambition to make sure that history is not lost — it's h
Fall books preview: Jodi Picoult, Ed Burns and more (opens the original)
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The only thing we love more than summer reading lists is ... fall reading lists. Because publishers typically schedule their most anticipated heavy hitters for September and October, there's always more than enough to take us all the way through the holidays. This year's list includes four items of special interest to Long Islanders: a debut thriller set in a small Island town, a gorgeous coffee-table book, and two titles from Long Island writing royalty, Jodi Picoult and Ed Burns. Beyond that,
'Blue Bloods' showrunner Kevin Wade is back with crime novel 'One Good Eye' (opens the original)
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"Blue Bloods" showrunner and Long Islander Kevin Wade is back with the second installment of his detective series featuring Bayville Police Chief Jeep Mullane. If there were any doubt about Jeep's hometown loyalties, he blasts them off the map in a mini-manifesto delivered midway through the new novel, "One Good Eye" (Celadon, $28.99) and worth quoting at length if not getting tattooed on some accommodating body part: "Long Island is my home; historically, legally, patriotically, culturally, spi
'Long Island Girls' is all about indie rock, friendship, more (opens the original)
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In one of the opening scenes of Gabrielle Korn's new novel, "Long Island Girls," the 17-year-old protagonist, Susan Goldstein, is barreling down the Long Island Expressway with a group of friends, off to see her favorite band. This magical night in 2005 will establish all the important themes of the book: the power of friendship, the indie rock scene of the era, troubled relationships between men and women, queer identity, and the lasting influence of Long Island on those who grow up here. The n
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