What DO DO About Wednesday

From the number-one New York Times best-selling author of Primates of Park Avenue, a bold, timely reconsideration of female infidelity that will upend everything you thought you knew about women and sex.

Since moving to New York from his native Toronto in the 1990s, pianist and composer Richard X Bennett has thrived as a performer in a broad variety of stylistic contexts. Splitting his time between New York and Mumbai, he released a series of acclaimed albums on several Indian imprints, with his last two on Times Music, India's largest label. Until now, however, Bennett had yet to put an album out on an American label. On October 6, a dual release by Ropeadope Records will mark the pianist's first American recordings the trio date What Is Now and the Indo-jazz quintet session Experiments With Truth. Bennett displays his loose, percussive, and conversational instrumental style on the trio album. The raga-infused music on the quintet album is something else again, as stylistically remote from his trio opus as the Big Apple is from Bollywood.

Since moving to New York from his native Toronto in the 1990s, pianist and composer Richard X Bennett has thrived as a performer in a broad variety of stylistic contexts. Splitting his time between New York and Mumbai, he released a series of acclaimed albums on several Indian imprints, with his last two on Times Music, India's largest label.

What makes stepmothering so hard? And why are we, as people and a culture, so hard on stepmothers? How can we make it easier?

In the events after Mumbai train-bombings in 2006, a man calls up the Mumbai Police Head-quarters and tells them he has placed 5 different bombs in the city all set to go off at the same time. He demands the release of four terrorists with Al Qaeda links. But, what is his real motive?

Quote: "…I am convinced the train blasts were not just a terrorist activity but it was a question. They've asked us this question. First on a Friday, then they repeated it on Tuesday. I am just replying on a Wednesday."