Leverett, United States (Local)
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Tinky Weisblat's coverage predominantly focuses on reviews, particularly of books and recipes. Given this pattern, she would likely be interested in pitches related to new book releases, especially those with a local or seasonal angle. Additionally, Tinky may appreciate pitches centered around unique or historical culinary experiences and events within Massachusetts or the Greenfield area.
As her coverage is heavily focused on the local scene and food-related content, offering insights into regional culinary trends, traditional recipes with a twist relevant to her geographic focus could capture her attention effectively.
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By: Tinky Weisblat
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By: Tinky Weisblat
“Surrender” by Jennifer Acker has a charming cover. Deep pink goats frolic across a pale pink background. Inside, the book deals not just with charm but with issues of importance to our area: community, agriculture and sustainability. The main character, Lucy, is in her 40s. She and her much older husband, Michael, have recently moved […]
By: Tinky Weisblat
I recently attended the Mud Party of the Sons & Daughters of Hawley, my town's historical society. The Sons & Daughters are a fun bunch despite — or perhaps, because of — the fact that they tend to be a bit historical themselves. The average age of the members is at least 75.
By: Tinky Weisblat
My family lived in India when I was a teenager. My father consulted at the University of Delhi, my mother, Jan, taught French at the international school in New Delhi, and I attended that international school.
By: Tinky Weisblat
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By: Tinky Weisblat
I marvel at Joan Livingston. Four years ago, this resident of Shelburne Falls left her job as editor-in-chief of the Valley, overseeing the Daily Hampshire Gazette, the Greenfield Recorder and the Athol Daily News. Since then, she has written five books and recorded an audiobook. She is currently working on two screenplay projects with a writing […]
By: Tinky Weisblat
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By: Tinky Weisblat
I marvel at Joan Livingston. Four years ago, this resident of Shelburne Falls left her job as editor-in-chief of the Valley, overseeing the Daily Hampshire Gazette, the Greenfield Recorder and the Athol Daily News. Since then, she has written five books and recorded an audiobook.
By: Tinky Weisblat
I may have mentioned once or twice before that I love rhubarb. It is the focus of my only single-subject book. “Love, Laughter, and Rhubarb” doesn’t sell a lot of copies except in the spring (now!), at holidays and at the occasional food festival. Even so, it is probably my favorite among my cookbooks. I […]
By: Tinky Weisblat
Politics isn’t always an easy topic, particularly in these divided times. Nevertheless, a recent crowd at Mohawk Trail Regional School in Buckland managed to have a lot of fun discussing political affairs … and consuming politically themed beverages. The setting was Civics Trivia Night, an annual event hosted by the League of Women Voters of […]
