Speak Out! recent blogs
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Pretty Much the Most Important Thing
By Bethany Saltman 06/23/08
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How do I Assess Risks versus Benefits of Treatment Options?- 3
By Puja Thomson 06/16/08
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By Sparrow 05/23/08
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By Sharon Nichols 05/22/08
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Dora Who?: On Raising a Weirdo
By Bethany Saltman 04/25/08
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What is the Sound of No Steps?
By David Aston-Reese 04/21/08
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By Trish Malone 04/04/08
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How do I Assess Risks versus Benefits of Treatment Options?- 2
By Puja Thomson 03/26/08
Books
Big Man On Campus
Nina Shengold gets Charley Rosen to talk candidly about his upbringing, coaching meltdowns, and how he handles enraged bloggers.
Book Reviews: TrespassTrespass employs a broad canvas, but it isn’t just a political story. Valerie Martin peels back big issues to reveal the bigger ones beneath. | 
The Persistence of MemoryNaton Leslie has been called “the poet of a forgotten America,” and a “poet of the working class.” | 
Book Reviews: Kill All Your Darlings: Pieces, 1990-2005Take a crash course in pop culture with Luc Sante. S&M, Allen Ginsberg, the blues— what are you waiting for? Take notes. It’s all on the test. |
Book Reviews: Bridge of SighsIndeed, it’s Richard Russo’s devotion to details—of place, speech, character—that make Russo’s work such a thrill and a blessing. | 
Book Review: Pigeons: The Fascinating Saga of the World's Most Revered and Reviled BirdThrough strong reporting skills, a keen eye for quirky details and a breezy writing style, Blechman transforms the loathsome urban scavengers into majestic and storied creatures. | 
Book Reviews: King’s GambitExploring the dark side of chess is just one thread in King’s Gambit, a neat piece of participant/observer journalism with an overarching narrative of self-awareness. | 
October's Short TakesBring out yer dead! Hudson Valley authors and illustrators have brewed up some weird and wondrous books to pack for your next haunted hayride. |