Colin Greenwood

Gaylord Oscar Heron's "Vagabond" is a compelling photographic essay that blends documentary and artistic styles. The book features intimate portraits of Heron's family and neighbors, capturing everyday life with a keen eye for detail. Heron's work often incorporates textual elements, drawing on literary and biblical references to add layers of meaning. The photographs range from landscapes and group portraits to close-up studies, showcasing a diverse range of photographic techniques. "Vagabond" is considered a significant work in documentary photography, influencing generations of photographers.

In 'The New Americans: How the Melting Pot Can Work Again,' Michael Barone addresses the concerns of many Americans about the impact of immigration on the country's culture and society. He argues that the traditional American melting pot can still be effective in integrating new immigrants, and he provides insights on how native-born and new Americans can work together to make immigration beneficial for everyone.