By Lisa J. Curtis
The Box Children," by Park Slope author
Sharon Wyse, touches on a laundry list of painful issues, such
as abusive parents, alcoholism, mental illness, infidelity and
the agonies of adolescence, yet the novel is not an altogether
depressing read.
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By Lisa J. Curtis
The Brooklyn
Museum of Art is offering opportunities to experience Victorian
art, theater and dance in an inspired First Saturday program
of events on Jan. 4.
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By Paulanne Simmons
It’s as Brooklyn as Aaron Copland and George
Gershwin, and as American as Johnny Cash or The Carpenters. Hem’s
debut album was written when composer Dan Messe was living on
Cobble Hill’s Warren Street - hence the album’s title, "Rabbit
Songs" - inspired by the meaning of the word warren, a place
where rabbits live.
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Throughout the
month of January, BAMcafe is letting the Fort Greene scene be
heard. With programs of spoken word, hip-hop, electronica and
R&B, everyone will find something to love.
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By Tina Barry
While dining at CurryShop, the newly opened
Indian restaurant in Park Slope, I tasted one of the most delicious
soups imaginable followed by one of the strangest desserts.
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