Jerome Groopman: Alzheimer’s researchers seek a new approach. Reisa Sperling remembers her grandfather as the robust, genial patriarch of her family. When she was young, he took her ballroom dancing and deep-sea fishing. But as he entered his seventies he became irritable and short-tempered, worried about money, and suspicious of Sperling’s father and aunt . . . (Subscription required.)
June 17, 2013 - The New Yorker
99 Words About ... The Overpopulation Of 'True Blood' It's getting pretty crowded in Bon Temps. "True Blood" (9 p.m. Sunday, HBO) began as the story of a mind-reading waitress, her dim-bulb brother, short-tempered friend, kind-hearted boss and the dreamy new vampire in town. Now, there's all manner of vampires,
June 13, 2013 - Las Vegas Review-Journal