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Another “34th Street” writer follows his dreams
A tale of another ambitious recent Penn grad who went from involved undergrad to following his ambition to become recently published. More about this alum after the jump! Gabe Oppenheim (C’09) follows in the footsteps of many proactive Penn authors and recently published a novel called How Delightful Is The Day. Here’s the shpiel: “Jeremiah and Mo […]
“If anyone would pay me to do what we did at 34th street, that would be my career.” So far so good.
You’re on the road and stop to grab a burger at McDonalds or Burger King. You know what you’re getting no matter what city you’re in. But have you ever stopped to think about how and when these fast food chains started? One Penn alum did and wrote a compelling book about it. More about […]
Summer Beach Reading: This Penn Alum’s New Book Has You Looking Into the Future
What if you woke up one day to all your dreams coming true…but those dreams were more like nightmares? Allison Winn Scotch (C’95, Kappa Alpha Theta, Theater productions, DP) explores this concept in her 3rd novel, The One That I Want that she’s currently touring the country with. More about her book, how she got […]
If You Have a Past Full of Regrets, Her Second Book Will Surely Resonate With You
Almost two years ago, I did a post about lawyer-turned-author Julie Buxbaum’s (C’99) first book The Opposite of Love. Now, as part of our “Winning Women” series, I’ve got news that Julie recently released her second book, After You. This novel will surely resonate in the heart of anyone who’s had a best friend, a […]
He’s Not So Hot For Teacher
What if you met a former teacher and found out he was a total jerk? John Carroll (C’05, 34th Street Magazine section editor, Kelly Writers House writing advisor) examines this concept for us in a short story of his that recently got published. John went to Penn hoping to write for the Daily Pennsylvanian and […]
His Complete Gourmet Recipe Updates in a Tweet
It seems like a guy who wrote a book about fatherhood should also know a thing or two about how to cook. Craig Boreth (C‘91), author of How to Feel Manly in a Minivan: The Desperate Dad’s Survival Guide has a new project he’s wants you to follow. That is, to follow on Twitter. Check […]
