TWIST 2026
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Announcing the 5th annual TWIST (Twin State Comics and Zine Fair) on First Friday, October 2! TWIST features 35 Upper Valley and New England cartoonists and zinesters including students and […]
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The Book of Genocides at Art Hop (INTERACTIVE TALK)
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How Comics Make Us See: Dana Mashoian Walrath and The Book of Genocides: Comics can do more than tell far-fetched stories; they can invite us to bear witness and piece […]
A New World of Marketing Your Writing
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This special, in-person event features a presentation in the morning by Helen Whybrow, 2025 Vermont Book Award winner for The Salt Stones: Seasons of a Shepherd’s Life. Then, we’ll break […]
First Person: Taking a Page from Bookstock
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The road from Middlebury to Woodstock is long and winding, as the song goes. The more apt reference might be to Vermonter Robert Frost’s “The Road Not Taken,” but thanks […]
Vermont Made Episode 7: Wisdom Through Uncertainty with Essayist Emily Bernard
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Acclaimed essayist Emily Bernard discusses life after her 2019 book Black is the Body, intimacy and the page, and her next project, a collection of essays about Black women artists in the public eye.
Vermont Made Episode 2: The Art of the (Outside) Broadside with Kelly McMahon
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Kelly McMahon of May Day Studio shares how she interprets poems into letterpress broadsides and discusses her recent collaboration with the Kent Museum to display a broadside outdoors in the summer of 2020.
An Interview with National Book Award Winner William Alexander
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William Alexander’s books take middle-grade readers to extraordinary worlds—goblin kingdoms, intergalactic spaceships, and, in his next book, floating castles off the Cuban coast. Tentatively titled The Ingenious Towers, the fantasy […]