Mulling mountains of debris, J.P. Devine recalls the cast-away collectables of years past.

This Memorial Day, J.P. Devine remembers the adventures of his brothers in the Irish way while keeping their pain and secrets hidden in his heart.

Pondering whether there's a manual or an app for 90-something-year-olds, J.P. Devine mulls what it means to belong.

As J.P. Devine marks Mother's Day, he's also thinking of Hollywood writers who are striking and his own family working in the entertainment industry.

In the wake of a fire that destroyed The Last Unicorn, J.P. Devine remembers his own history with the landmark Waterville restaurant.

Coming across a foreboding ad in the mail, J.P. Devine reflects on the celebrity company he keeps now that he's a nonagenarian.

Outraged that his own book hasn't been added to the banned list, J.P. Devine mulls the trend and what's behind it.