Briefly Noted

“Michael Cavanagh brought a lifetime of experience to his fresh, accessible, and exacting book on Milton’s Paradise Lost. His primer is both perceptive and pleasurable, or, to use Horace’s words, dulce et utile, enjoyable and instructive.”

“Enthusiastically recommended for all readers from curious citizens to scholars and clinicians. An exceptional capstone to a lifetime of vital writing, teaching, and living.”

“It’s meant to inspire and empower, and it fully delivers.”

“An intense and electrifying espionage adventure…a worth addition to the Ludlum bookshelf.”

“Reporter and bridge player Wendy Winchester once again plays ace detective when a country club member is murdered in a hot tub . . .”

“MaryAnne Howland’s poignant and powerful story of the birth, delivery and raising of her son with cerebral palsy is a milestone in the developmental psychology literature.”