The Great Gatsby
I first read Gatsby by accident, when I was twenty-four, late one night at the end of my second year in graduate school, the night before I left to spend… Read more »
The Stories of Alexander Pushkin
She had “a voice like money.” And with those four short words, F. Scott Fitzgerald described the girl that Jay Gatsby, the Great Gatsby, did everything to win, the girl… Read more »
Parade’s End
Winston Churchill described the Victorian Age, which ended, not with the death of Queen Victoria, but in l914 with the First World War, as a time when “the world belonged… Read more »
Op Ed: The Pardon Power and Original Intent
by D.W.Buffa The Framers of the American Constitution, who seem to have thought of everything, even thought of Donald Trump. Under Article II, sec.2, the President was given the “power… Read more »
Author Reading at The Book Passage
Come to a live-reading of Necessity on May 3, 2018 at the Book Passage in Sausalito, California at 6pm. D. W. Buffa will meet and greet his fans, and read an excerpt of his… Read more »
The Dark Backward Q & A
Q: After reading The Dark Backward, I’m tempted to say it is like Harry Potter meets Perry Mason, a mystical fantasy combined with a courtroom thriller, but let’s begin at the… Read more »
Interview with D. W. Buffa about Evangeline
In an interview with his publisher at Blue Zephyr, D.W. Buffa speaks about his inspiration for Evangeline, a novel released in Germany and Australia but not in the U.S.- until now. Already… Read more »
Evangeline Now Available to US Readers
The latest D.W. Buffa news is all about Evangeline and the new world of digital e-book readers. Evangeline is finally available in the U.S. to anyone with an e-book reader, and soon… Read more »
D.W. Buffa is on Kindle
The following books are available as e-books on the Kindle and other e-book readers: The Last Man, The Dark Backward, The Swindlers, Evangeline, Breach of Trust, Star Witness, The Legacy, The… Read more »
Interview with D. W. Buffa on Breach of Trust
Q. Breach of Trust involves a power struggle between the President, William Walker, and the Vice-President, Thomas Browning. People who read this book may think you are talking about the Bush administration…. Read more »