Readers Share a Magnificent Obsession With Books
October 6, 2018
My recent column, “Here’s How You Can Tell If You Are a True Book Lover,” generated a billowing mail bag of luminous responses, so
Read “Lederer on Language” every other Saturday in the San Diego Union Tribune and on this site
My recent column, “Here’s How You Can Tell If You Are a True Book Lover,” generated a billowing mail bag of luminous responses, so
William Shakespeare is alive and well and living robustly in America’s Finest City. On Monday, October 8, starting at 7:30 pm, the San Diego
Here are readers’ statements about books. The August 25 Union-Tribune Festival of Books, set in Liberty Station attracted between 15,000 and 20,000 book lovers.
DEAR RICHARD LEDERER: Regarding your recent column about language bias against women, I will be delighted when the Museum of Man is called something
In early September each year, Americans celebrate National Grandparents Day, to honor the many contributions that grandmothers and grandfathers make to humanity. It was
In bygone days, an essential part of a wandering peddlers’ business was the buying and selling of old gold. To test the value of
I, Richard Henry Lederer (which means “powerful estate ruler leather worker”), will bet the farm, my bippie, and my bottom dollar that you, valued
A week from today, 10 am-5 pm, the Union-Tribune and KPBS, both of whom I’ve worked with , will launch our city’s second annual
***Read an extraordinary poem by a high school student*** *** Mark Twain called it a good walk spoiled, and Oscar Wilde defined it as a