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Get ready for an afternoon of laughter, community, and wicked good storytelling! Food for Your Funny Bone, a special fundraiser at the Waterbury Library featuring Woodsman, Author and Master Storyteller […]
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Join author and filmmaker Stefan van Norden, in conversation with Jeffrey Ryan, for a discussion on his new book Nature Revisited! A visually stunning, thought-provoking look at nature through the […]
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Join author Devon Jersild for a reading from her new book Luminous Bodies! Luminous Bodies follows Marie Curie through a life of discovery, upheaval, and extraordinary resolve—from her youth in […]
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Join author Ford von Reyn to celebrate his new book Love from Afar: Finland! Love from Afar: Finland follows a married New Hampshire ski salesman whose Cold War peace mission […]
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Join poet Michael Brosnan for a reading from his new collection Pareidolia! “An exquisitely crafted lyrical lens held up to a life not merely lived but deeply examined, Pareidolia, as […]
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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 […]
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Join writer Garret Keizer for a reading from his new collection of essays Starting From Paterson! In Starting From Paterson, Garret Keizer, called “the finest essayist writing today” by Jeff […]
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Join author and artist Rob Mullen in celebrating his new book Boreal Wilderland! From the Wilderness River Expedition Art Fellowship (WREAF) comes this visually spectacular celebration of the world’s largest […]
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Join poet Polly Giantonio for a celebration of her debut collection Remember the Sweetness! Polly will be joined by Ina Anderson who will be reading from her collection Sky Furniture. […]
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When considering strategies for informing others about the climate crisis, using poetry as a vessel for this teaching may not be the first method that comes to mind. But that’s exactly what Sundog […]
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“If the work is going to be good, I believe you have to put yourself into it.” While this maxim could be true of painting, schoolwork, or filing taxes, Kekla […]
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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 […]
