Phil Hall
Author
Phil Hall is the author of 11 books, the host of the syndicated radio talk show “Nutmeg Chatter,” the editor of Weekly Real Estate News, the co-editor of Cinema Crazed, and a writer whose work has appeared in the New York Times, New York Daily News, Hartford Courant, Wired, The Hill, Jerusalem Post, Cowboys & Indians, Film Threat, and Wrestling Inc.
LATEST
‘Can Scientists Succeed Where Politicians Fail?’: Playing Peacemaker
Molecular biologist and Nobel Laureate Peter Agre envisions himself as a ‘science diplomat.’
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‘Dementia, Caregiving, and Personal History’: Patience Required
Tami Anastasia explains what the dementia patient experiences and how family caregivers can provide proper assistance.
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‘The Nine Lives of Christopher Columbus’: Separating Myths From Facts
Matthew Restall’s biography refutes the often zany legends surrounding the navigator.
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‘We Did OK, Kid’: Anthony Hopkins Looks Back, Sort Of
The two-time Oscar winner’s memoir is equal parts entertaining and somehow lacking.
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‘Adventures in Auteurism’: Praise for Overlooked Filmmakers
Daniel Kremer highlights directors who created classics but never received critical adulation.
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‘Cat on the Road to Findout’: An Iconic Singer’s Rocky Path
Yusuf/Cat Stevens discusses his music and faith in a voluminous autobiography.
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‘American Justice’: Crime, Chicago-Style
Former prosecutor Matthew D. Moyer’s book recalls an out-of-kilter justice system.
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‘Born Lucky’: Leland Vittert’s Life With Autism
The NewsNation anchor details a childhood of bullying and struggle.
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‘The Gales of November’: The Fatal Voyage of the Edmund Fitzgerald
John U. Bacon recounts the doomed journey of the Great Lakes freighter.
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‘Storyteller’: The Robert Louis Stevenson Experience
Leo Damrosch recalls the fascinating life of the versatile Scottish writer.
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‘Can Scientists Succeed Where Politicians Fail?’: Playing Peacemaker
Molecular biologist and Nobel Laureate Peter Agre envisions himself as a ‘science diplomat.’
|
‘Dementia, Caregiving, and Personal History’: Patience Required
Tami Anastasia explains what the dementia patient experiences and how family caregivers can provide proper assistance.
|
‘The Nine Lives of Christopher Columbus’: Separating Myths From Facts
Matthew Restall’s biography refutes the often zany legends surrounding the navigator.
|
‘We Did OK, Kid’: Anthony Hopkins Looks Back, Sort Of
The two-time Oscar winner’s memoir is equal parts entertaining and somehow lacking.
|
‘Adventures in Auteurism’: Praise for Overlooked Filmmakers
Daniel Kremer highlights directors who created classics but never received critical adulation.
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‘Cat on the Road to Findout’: An Iconic Singer’s Rocky Path
Yusuf/Cat Stevens discusses his music and faith in a voluminous autobiography.
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‘American Justice’: Crime, Chicago-Style
Former prosecutor Matthew D. Moyer’s book recalls an out-of-kilter justice system.
|
‘Born Lucky’: Leland Vittert’s Life With Autism
The NewsNation anchor details a childhood of bullying and struggle.
|
‘The Gales of November’: The Fatal Voyage of the Edmund Fitzgerald
John U. Bacon recounts the doomed journey of the Great Lakes freighter.
|
‘Storyteller’: The Robert Louis Stevenson Experience
Leo Damrosch recalls the fascinating life of the versatile Scottish writer.
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