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North Words: Writer Wayne Grady's new book is full of cover stories, with fresh takes on Kafka, Grass, and Chekhov (opens the original)
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Sep 25, 2026 — by Mitch Teich (Program Host) & Ethan Shantie (Producer, editor, host) Sep 25, 2026 — Mitch TeichNorth Words: Writer Wayne Grady's new book is full of cover stories, with fresh takes on Kafka, Grass, and ChekhovWayne Grady at the 2025 Kingston Writers Fest. Photo provided.Writer Wayne Grady’s work has covered a lot of genres in his career. He’s written novels, science-based nonfiction, and he’s an award-winning translator of some 12 French novels into English.Grady’s latest book,
The Molkky Way (opens the original)
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Some pretty major changes are in progress here in the North Words International Media Centre and Boulangerie. My wife and I dropped our son off at college in Maine a couple of weeks ago. And in less than two weeks’ time, our daughter leaves for graduate school on an entirely different continent. Fortunately, our children’s presence will be felt for some time, in part through dirty clothes that turn up in unlikely locations. But I spend a lot of time these days thinking about how I should spend m
Youth, Ages 6-9 (opens the original)
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Things might be a little brief this morning, as we’re feeling a little sore here in the North Words International Media Centre and Law School. I returned yesterday to the kayaking universe for the first time in a while, and my wrists are feeling it. You would think - given the amount of typing and handwriting that I do - that my wrists might be pretty substantial. I would respond with a haughty “pfeh!” and then also ask you why you are giving any thought to the size of my wrists, anyway. But the
North Words: the Colorful Life of Cyndi Lauper (opens the original)
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Scores of enthusiastic young readers - and some young writers and artists - will descend on the oval in downtown Lake Placid on Saturday for the annual Adirondack Family Book Festival. The festival brings children’s book authors and illustrators from around the region and around the country to town for readings, signings, and workshops.Festivals like this are loved by to those young readers, but they’re also important to the writers and illustrators, such as Amy Guglielmo. Guglielmo, who lives i
In search of the third thing (opens the original)
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About a million years ago, I was on a TV quiz show. Not “Jeopardy!”. That was only a half-million years ago. No, this was a show called “It’s Academic,” which I was on in high school, which meant that there were math questions. I was clearly not on my high school’s “It’s Academic” team for my math acumen; rather, I was more of a “utility player,” able to identify Franklin Roosevelt’s first vice president (John Nance Garner III) and the capital of French Guiana (Cayenne) when called upon. I was a
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