Actor/author Stephen Tobolowsky headlines Woodstock Writers’ Festival
“I’d rather be a writer than an actor,” said Stephen Tobolowsky, a character actor you’ve probably seen in one of
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Keeper of the chronicles: Arthur Schlesinger, Jr.’s letters discussed in Hyde Park
On Thursday, April 3, the Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library and Museum’s Henry A. Wallace Center in Hyde Park will
Woodstock Writers’ Festival returns, April 3-6
There will be great books, evocative stories and abundant opportunities for inspiration at the fifth annual Woodstock Writers’ Festival (WWF),
Inside the House Ballroom Scene with photographer Gerard Gaskin this Saturday
Gerard Gaskin’s Legendary: Inside the House Ballroom Scene – of which the photographer will discuss and sign copies at a special Hudson
Marilynne Robinson’s Housekeeping is focus of Big Read in Dutchess, Columbia & Ulster
Don’t you just hate it when you’re reading a novel with which you’ve fallen completely in love, but nobody else
Poet Janet Hamill to read new short story collection in New Paltz
Distinguished poet and short story writer Janet Hamill is now based in Orange County; but like so many kids reared
Elliott Landy to publish book on the Band
[portfolio_slideshow id=10483] Photos by Elliott Landy | Landyvision Inc. In his photographs of famous rock musicians and the Woodstock Festival, Elliott
Fighting fascism with a sketchbook
The recent death of Pete Seeger is a reminder that few indeed are left of the generation who can remember
Haggis optional: Celebrate Robbie Burns Night in Rhinecliff
Notorious rake, incurable Romantic, staunch patriot, champion of the proletariat and unapologetic hedonist, Scotland’s great national poet Robert Burns was
Tony Fletcher publishes ‘70s British punk scene memoir
Memo to Tony Fletcher, re: Future Editions of Boy about Town. Dear Sir: The only thing that could make your