BY FROMA HARROP In 1954, E.B. White wrote a piece in The New Yorker about a hurricane hitting his part of Maine. The moment it left Boston, he notes in “The Eye of Edna,” the radio voices declared the violent storm over – even as it continued barreling toward the coast of Maine. When the wind “began to tear everything to pieces, what we got on the radio was a man doing a whistling act […]
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