David J. Goodwin

By David J. Goodwin | June 22, 2026

The landscape of the Hudson River Valley provides a restorative balm and an unanticipated connection to the past.

By David J. Goodwin | April 9, 2026

Easter and spring promise the gift of rebirth amid a increasingly brutal reality.

By David J. Goodwin | February 16, 2026

The winter months offer the quiet space for reading and writing.

By David J. Goodwin | January 1, 2026

Nature provides light amid the darkness of winter.

By David J. Goodwin | December 1, 2025

The holiday season has officially begun.

By David J. Goodwin | November 3, 2025

Two years after its release, “Midnight Rambles: H. P. Lovecraft in Gotham” continues to attract interest.

By David J. Goodwin | October 5, 2025

“The Black Spider” transports readers to a vanished rural world and warns of the immortal, hungry presence of evil.

By David J. Goodwin | September 8, 2025

The only two novels of publishing professional William Sloane stand as minor horror classics and prompted a visit to the archives.

By David J. Goodwin | June 2, 2025

More than ever, books provide a needed and restorative escape.

By David J. Goodwin | March 25, 2025

A reflection on one’s personal relationship with the Brooklyn Botanic Garden.