Book, panel examine legacy of naturalist John Burroughs
What we now call natural history or the biosciences were once known as “natural philosophy,” and it was assumed that
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Rosendale’s Widow Jane Mine hosts Subterranean Poetry Festival Sunday
“The Word Itself” is the theme of the 26th annual Subterranean Poetry Festival to be held in Rosendale’s Widow Jane
John Hall reads from his new memoir at Oblong in Rhinebeck
People have, perhaps, certain ideas about entertainers – musicians, actors, models et cetera – that they are one-dimensional characters who
Joyce Carol Oates to give book talk in Woodstock
Bookies will lay you odds on anything; they have to keep a finger on the broader zeitgeist at all times,
Spiral House in Saugerties publishes vegan cookbook
Every cookbook ever written has what comic book writers call an “origin story.” There’s always a reason – at least
Poetry Barn hosts “Skywriting: Poems & Planes”
The Poetry Barn, a new literary center in the Hudson River Valley situated by the spillway of the Ashokan Reservoir,
Millbrook Literary Festival on Saturday
A regional free festival celebrating literature where one can learn about the art and business of writing, as shared by best-selling,
Trails of tears: Heart of a Lion, Native American Almanac
Remember when, a few years back, a cougar fatally struck by a car in suburban Connecticut was revealed by DNA
Fear Factory’s Burton C. Bell debuts new graphic novel The Industrialist in Catskill
Kirwan’s Game Store in Catskill hosts book-signing for Burton C. Bell’s graphic novel The Industrialist Graphic novel geeks and heavy
National Book Award-winner & journalist Andrew Solomon to speak in Rhinecliff
The world – especially as we know it through the cloudy lens of social media in the midst of a