I recently traveled to the Jewish Alliance of Greater Rhode Island in Providence, Rhode Island, for An Evening of Jewish Renaissance, their annual event offering an evening of cultural events, largely built around authors and their books. It’s wonderful for the community: a one-night invasion of inspiring and fascinating content,Read More →

I recently landed in D.C. at Reagan Airport and grabbed a car to the JCC of Northern Virginia for the next stop on my Seltzertopia Live! tour. Before my GPS could tell me I’d arrive I looked up and found the evidence literally staring right into my face! That wasRead More →

October was just a warm-up, with two speaking dates (at the Streicker Center and my local corner bookstore). November is chock-full of speaking dates, 5 in total, in 4 cities and 3 states! 11.04.18 | 10:30 AM – 12:00 | Reform Temple of Forest Hills | Forest Hills, NY Sorry,Read More →

This morning I had the opportunity to present my full Seltzertopia Live! at my temple, the Reform Temple of Forest Hills. My congregation has supported me through the process over the past few years, and it was wonderful to get to have their support with the launch of the bookRead More →

I have two different local speaking engagements lined up for when Seltzertopia comes out next month – one in Queens and one in Manhattan – and I am equally excited for both. I hope you can come to one, or both (and if you plan to come please let meRead More →

The top of the seltzertopia menu

Every few days since the New York Book Expo I’ve been contacted by a different institution who wants to invite me to speak to their audience on the topic of seltzer once the book comes out this fall. I can’t begin to explain the satisfaction that brings me, after workingRead More →

Today Berhman House, my publisher, hosted a book signing for me today, with the ARC (Advanced Reader Copy), at the NYC Book Expo. It was fantastic. The Javits Center was filled with people who loved books – very exciting (but also a bit sad – I hear it was twiceRead More →