Paul Willcott
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Author and commentator Paul Willcott divides his time between Saranac Lake and New
York City.
Special Features
Audio Novella:
A Franklin Manor Christmas
Paul Willcott of Saranac Lake reads his original Adirondack holiday story set in a down-at-heels former cure cottage and monastery occupied by a lonesome ex-professor.
A Franklin Manor Christmas
Paul Willcott of Saranac Lake reads his original Adirondack holiday story set in a down-at-heels former cure cottage and monastery occupied by a lonesome ex-professor.
Wanting more change on this Independence Day
Jul 03, 2009 — On this first Independence Day of the Obama years, liberals may be feeling a sense of pride and triumph. A lot has changed since a year ago, and most of the changes are to their liking. But commentator Paul Willcott, a self-described "big government, tax-and-spend liberal" wants more: from the right, the left, and the in-between. Paul Willcott divides his time between new York City and Saranac lake. Go to full article
Commentary: Reflections on turning 70
Jul 04, 2008 — Birthdays that end in a 0 tend to get our attention and make us reflective. Commentator Paul Willcott, who is turning 70 as the nation turns 232, takes a look backward and forward at his own life and that of America. Go to full article
Commentary: gifts families pass to the next generation
Jan 01, 2008 — Some say when people reach a certain age they begin to spend time looking back. Commentator Paul Willcott doesn't think of himself as old, but he admits that he's beginning to look over his shoulder a little more than he used to, especially when he thinks about the future of his grandchildren. Go to full article
A really, really good read
Jan 05, 2007 — Commentator Paul Willcott recently came across an interesting airline ad. It promised first class travel so comfortable you could "get lost in a best-seller". That quote... Go to full article
Preview: Franklin Manor Christmas as a radio play
Dec 14, 2006 — Writer Paul Willcott recently adapted his novella, A Franklin Manor Christmas, as a radio drama. It premieres at Pendragon Theatre in Saranac Lake tonight (7:30). ... Go to full article
Commentary: On seasonality
Aug 24, 2006 — It's common practice to think of people in the North Country, more particularly in the Adirondacks, as either seasonals or year-round residents. Commentator Paul Willcott... Go to full article
Air conditioning: A Texan assessment
Aug 02, 2006 — Speaking of the heat, commentator Paul Willcott is old enough to remember Texas without air conditioning. He agrees that cool indoor spaces set people free in some ways, but... Go to full article
Commentary: Just Being Present
Jun 30, 2006 — Like many people of a certain age, commentator Paul Willcott is caring for an aged parent in the last stages of a long life. It's a difficult, rewarding and complex... Go to full article
Commentary: Unshared Memories
May 15, 2006 — Like many people of a certain age, commentator Paul Willcott is responsible for the care and nurturing of a parent in the last years of a long life. He's been writing down... Go to full article
It's Not the Work, It's the Wages
Nov 30, 2005 — Much of the growing public discourse on immigration policy assumes America needs foreign workers to do the grunt work. Commentator Paul Willcott disagrees. Go to full article


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