It seems an odd lapse that the newspaper that coined the term “Upper Valley” has never published a word about a writer known as the Upper Valley...
Perhaps the most affecting piece in Volume II of the Vermont Almanac is a compact essay by Tom Slayton about Vermont Life.Slayton edited the state...
The Books page cometh only every other week, and sometimes new books cross the Close-Up desk when there just isn’t enough time to interview an...
The stream of storytelling events in the Upper Valley swells in March, starting this weekend with a session titled “Immigrant Stories.” The...
Vermont Law School professor Peter Teachout and Systems Plus co-founder Jake Blum will talk about their civil-rights-era experiences in the South...
While fewer authors stream through the Upper Valley in mid-winter than in high summer to read from their works, the writers who are scheduled to...
If you haven’t read A Christmas Carol lately, or at all, Tenney Memorial Library in Newbury, Vt., is offering bibliophiles a chance to make a...
Upon learning last spring that Dartmouth College would dissolve the University Press of New England (UPNE), Ernest Hebert worried more about the 20...
More than a decade after J.K. Rowling closed the book on her Harry Potter series, Upper Valley fans of her novels about wizards-in-training and...
Yes, we have some bananas in Alison Cheroff’s illustrated book for beginning pianists and their teachers.A book for piano students featuring...
During nearly all the stops on the current tour of Vermont for her book, Going Up the Country, journalist-historian Yvonne Daley finds herself...
Jim Schley will devote much of his August to organizing and moderating the weekly Town House Forum series of author readings in Strafford.His July...