Graphic memoirist Lucy Knisley headlines YA Society’s anniversary in Rhinebeck
Young Adult (YA) literature and graphic novels are two book genres that are both alive and well in the marketplace
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Mary Louise Wilson to discuss her new book, My First Hundred Years
[portfolio_slideshow id=16702] Mary Louise Wilson (photos by Dion Ogust) Mary Louise Wilson: She’s an actor you’ve probably seen often,
Random House to host authors & book-inspired workshops at Basilica Hudson’s “Off the Page”
[portfolio_slideshow id=16353] When Random House throws an Open House at its headquarters in Manhattan, readers get to meet their
Books, blooms & berries at the Stone Ridge Library Fair
The many outdoor pleasures that come along with warm weather aren’t limited to activities that involve strenuous physical exercise. We
Riot grrrl-themed readings, performance & zine workshop in Woodstock
Back in the early 1990s, a mass of angry young women converged: fans of the sounds of punk and hardcore
Joseph Luzzi to launch In a Dark Wood in Rhinebeck
Joseph Luzzi, who holds a doctorate from Yale University, has been teaching and writing about Dante Alighieri for more than
Scientist to explain in New Paltz how tree-hugging is good for you
Can a scientist be “esteemed” by her peers and considered a “renegade” at the same time? Diana Beresford-Kroger thinks so.
New Paltz prof Lisa Phillips talks about romantic obsession
In January of 2015, the decorated writer, radio journalist and SUNY-New Paltz professor Lisa Phillips published Unrequited: Women and Romantic
Writer Abigail Thomas & the Frisbee of hard-won wisdom
“Nothing is wasted when you are a writer.” Her story is not unlike that of many people, full of kids
Word on the street: Woodstock Writers’ Festival returns
[portfolio_slideshow id=14786] The Woodstock Writers’ Festival (WWF) has been called a “vibrant and entertaining literary party” and the “perfect