Nineteen thirty-seven was not a hopeful year, but we didn’t know it. Seven-year-olds weren’t expected to know it. Neighbors shared two-cent papers, hot water visited us occasionally, and heat rose from the basement when Mom’s hammer-blasting blows onto our radiator roused the janitor from his alcoholic stupor. In the Bronx, unemployed fathers met in Crotona […]
Daniel Wolfe
Eighty-eight-year-old Daniel Wolfe is a decorated combat veteran from the Korean War. He graduated from the City College of New York. His books include, Seabury Place: A Bronx Memoir, Cold Ground's Been My Bed: A Korean War Memoir, Coming Home: A Soldier Returns from Korea, and Trees Are Not Umbrellas, a children's story.