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Judith Loriente

Judith Loriente is the author if The Junior: A comedy about a place of business (2005).

Judith Loriente reviews 'In the Mood' by Laura Bloom

March 2010, no. 319 01 March 2010
Soon after the end of World War II, Robert Booker, husband of Catherine, returns from service in New Guinea to their home in Sydney. It is immediately apparent that their relationship has deteriorated. With Catherine’s hasty disposal of a telegram from an American soldier named Lewis, we learn that she has had an affair, and also a child, in Robert’s absence. The story then moves back to 1944, ... (read more)

Judith Loriente reviews 'In the Mood' by Laura Bloom

March 2010, no. 319 01 March 2010
Soon after the end of World War II, Robert Booker, husband of Catherine, returns from service in New Guinea to their home in Sydney. It is immediately apparent that their relationship has deteriorated. With Catherine’s hasty disposal of a telegram from an American soldier named Lewis, we learn that she has had an affair, and also a child, in Robert’s absence. The story then moves back to 1944, ... (read more)