Stephen Kelly

Moshe Safdie is an Israeli-born architect and protégé of Louis Kahn’s whose modernist designs emphasize locale, geography and culture.

READING “The Gospel According to Judas,” by the Israeli author Amos Oz. I read Oz quite regularly, particularly his autobiographical books about earlier days in Jerusalem. It takes me back to my own childhood and roots because we are contemporaries.

“Love and Math” is a book by a very brilliant Russian-born mathematician, Edward Frenkel, who tells his life story while he’s telling you some of the fundamentals of mathematics in language that interested laypeople can understand.......Continue Reading

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