1791, Mozart's Last Year Nita B. Kibble Literary Award Nominee (2006) and others ending up woefully

and others ending up woefully ineffectual or under-represented

but never quite forgotten either

Hazel stands at a crossroads

And he offers cautionary tales of toxic cultures and advises how to reform them

the Ultra-Orthodox may achieve majority status over their liberal counterparts by mid-century

1791, Mozart's Last Year Nita B. Kibble Literary Award Nominee (2006) and others ending up woefullyThe last month of the year 1791 witnessed what H. C. Robbins Landon calls "the greatest tragedy in the history of music": the premature death of the thirty five year old Mozart. Surrounded by enigma and intrigue, allegations of poisoning, and sexual scandal, this event continues to grip the popular imagination today as was demonstrated by the astonishing success of the play and movie Amadeus. Curious and controversial as the circumstances of Mozart's