Kathleen Halliday

Kathleen Halliday earned an MA in electronic communication and publishing from University College London. While she was living in the UK, she met her husband, who patiently listens to her wax poetic about literature and crime shows.

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Robert Schwartzman Has Had to Rediscover His Love for Rooney

By Kathleen Halliday
Oct 13, 2016

Robert Schwartzman has not always been as enthusiastic about Rooney as he is today. "I'll tell you this," he says. "I remember being onstage in Rooney years ago and playing these songs and not feeling inspired... I needed to take time away from this project to realize how much I...
Local Author Nadia Asencio Masters Political Discourse in Her Latest Book, Politiquette

By Kathleen Halliday
May 31, 2016

Everyone has an opinion about the current state of American politics and the upcoming presidential election. Candidates and party leaders almost seem like caricatures of themselves, so it’s no wonder so many observers sit stunned. In the midst of this circus, some of us have given up and others are...
Meet Vanesa R. Del Rey, the Illustrator Behind Marvel's Black Widow and Scarlet Witch Comics

By Kathleen Halliday
May 30, 2016

Vanesa R. Del Rey doesn’t think she could have stayed in her native Cuba. People who are different are ostracized, she says. "It’s tough," she adds. A small, slender woman with dark eyes and a wry smile, the artist might seem demure if it weren’t for the large snake tattoo...
The Brief Wondrous Life of Yunior

By Kathleen Halliday
Sep 20, 2012

In the veritable sea of Cubans that is South Florida, Dominican-American Junot Díaz stands out. Author of The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao, Díaz recently set out to tell the story of Yunior de Las Casas, a Dominican-cum-Jersey boy like Díaz who takes about as many missteps in love...
This is How You Lose Her: Junot Díaz's Spanglish-Peppered Oscar Wao Follow-Up Debuts Today

By Kathleen Halliday
Sep 11, 2012

Reading books is fun. Reading lengthy, snooty reviews of books is not. So Cultist breaks down the biggest book releases for you without all the stuffy pretense.This week, we read This Is How You Lose Her by Junot Díaz, which releases today.See Junot Díaz's Best. Book Reading. Ever.The Nitty-Gritty: This...

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