Roger Rosenblatt, journalist and long-time essayist for Time magazine and the "PBS NewsHour," published his national bestseller Rules for Aging, more than 25 years ago. His follow-up, published at age 85, is titled More Rules for Aging: Making the Most of Your Ridiculous, Wondrous Life (2026).

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Alice McDermott said the book is "a delightful companion to anyone in need of consolation, wisdom, and maybe a good get over yourself laugh as the years pile up. Roger Rosenblatt reminds us, with warmth and good humor and not a little chagrin, that to live is to age, so get on with it.”

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Rosenblatt is also the author of five New York Times Notable Books, and three Times bestsellers.

Among his many honors are two George Polk Awards and a Guggenheim Fellowship; as well as Emmy and Peabody Awards for his video essays on the "PBS NewsHour."

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Cosponsored by Albany Guardian Society and the School of Social Welfare’s Internships in Aging Project (IAP) at the University at Albany.