Image The Nobel Prize-winning poet Joseph Brodsky, above, wrote a travel book about Venice, called “Watermark,” published in 1992. “I would like to live my next life in Venice,” he wrote.

By David Enrich Indie Bookstores Will Soon Be Able to Sell E-Books to Customers Bookshop ... inspired by Joseph Brodsky, the Russian writer who loved the city in its cold, quiet season.

In 1992, Joseph Brodsky published Watermark, a book-length essay that brings together his impressions of Venice in winter – he refused to go there in any other season – and a series of powerful and ...

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Entrepreneur Norm Brodsky, Inc.’s straight-talking sage and doyen, saw his warehouse property and apartment go up in flames on Saturday.

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I had three filters: screen out what’s inaccurate, impractical, and uninteresting,” Grant wrote of his book recommendations.

Release date: February 11 In this book Andrew Brodsky, a management professor at the University of Texas at Austin, creates a guide to best communication practices in contemporary workplaces.

The story of Pretoria-born photographer Ernest Cole, who died in exile 35 years ago with one book of photographs and little ...

Widely considered one of the most important and prolific film critics in America, Jonathan Rosenbaum began his career in the ...