Dancing with the Muse in Old Age: A Profile of Priscilla Long

by Alice Lowe

At 79, she proudly claims and defends the word “old.” Further, there are no such things as “senior moments”; we all, at any age, forget where we left our keys or glasses now and then. Continue reading →

Jules et Jim et Henri-Pierre et François

by Lisa Peet

Roché may have been a senior citizen when he wrote Jules et Jim in 1943—it was eventually published by Gallimard some ten years later—but he was young at heart. He was in the right place at the right Bohemian time for most of his life. Continue reading →