D.G. Martin Archives - Page 6 of 37

One on One: “Cold Mountain” 20 years later

by D.G. Martin | Aug 21, 2017

“It was not a book that required following from front to back, and Inman simply opened it at...

by D.G. Martin | Aug 14, 2017

Two recent books have pushed North Carolinians to deal with unpleasant episodes in our state’s...

by D.G. Martin | Aug 7, 2017

Some people fall in love with bridges, as in the late Robert James Waller’s “The Bridges of...

by D.G. Martin | Jul 31, 2017

“Seventy-six trombones led the big parade, with a hundred and ten coronets close at hand. They...

by D.G. Martin | Jul 24, 2017

If Jim Martin could make peace between religion and science, could he do something similar about...

by D.G. Martin | Jul 17, 2017

Can you believe it has been almost a year since I last wrote a column about local country-cooking...

by D.G. Martin | Jul 10, 2017

Can a former North Carolina governor bridge the gap between science and religion? Jim Martin gives...

by D.G. Martin | Jul 3, 2017

If you are willing to be both entertained and disturbed by your summer vacation books, I have four...