Independent Bookstore Day this Saturday
This Saturday, April 30 is Independent Bookstore Day (IBD), the opportunity for readers of all genres and inclinations to show
Books
Many droplets make a wave
Ever since Rachel Carson spoke to the masses through the 1962 publication of her treatise Silent Spring, insightful observers of our
“From Warhola to Warhol” talk by Andy’s nephew at SUNY-New Paltz
Noted author and illustrator James Warhola, who was largely influenced by his famous uncle Andy Warhol, will give a lecture
Poughkeepsie lawyer Ron McGaw publishes novel set in 15th-century Florence
If time travel tales are your thing, check out Lorenzo’s Daggers, written by Poughkeepsie lawyer Ron McGaw. The story, set
Woodstock Writers’ Festival, April 7-10
Interesting things happen when writers congregate. They discuss craft and the logistics of the publishing business. They share their work
The Mighty Mekas
A reading to celebrate the publication of the first volume of the diaries of the late filmmaker Adolfas Mekas willt take
Douglas Brinkley to talk about FDR as a conservationist in Hyde Park
If you’ve ever visited Lake Taghkanic in Columbia County, you may have noticed the groves of stately pines, planted in
Robert Burke Warren to launch first novel in Woodstock
Local singer/songwriter/stay-at-home dad Robert Burke Warren has penned a perfectly unbroken story of all the ways (or many of them,
Poets Mark Wunderlich & Eamon Grennan coming to New World Writers’ Night
For nearly a decade, the series now known as New World Writers’ Night has been tapping into the mid-Hudson Valley’s
Alt-Valentine’s Day author panel this Saturday in Woodstock
Does Valentine’s Day depress you because you’ve never found Mr. or Ms. Right? Maybe what you need to lift your