Thanksgiving is next Thursday. Once again, here on the blog I’ll spend the week leading up to the holiday giving thanks for the written word. Last year I focused on books I am grateful for. (You can find those here.) This year, I’m switching it up a bit and saying thanks to authors whose works …
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Books ReadThe Eight Tower: On Ultraterrestrials and the Superspectrum by John A. Keel Books Bought/Found/GivenJerusalem, Selected Poems and Prose by William BlakeBones on Black Spruce Mountain by David BudbillSnowshoe Trek to Otter River by David BudbillThe Power of Myth by Joseph Campbell with Bill MoyersVermont: The State With the Storybook Past by Cora CheneyHyperspace: A …
“I feel like a farmer watching his corn grow. This is great!” It was another Wednesday morning at The Stowe Reporter, the weekly newspaper in Stowe, VT, that gave me my first full-time job as a reporter. We were up against our deadline, and I was in my office, pounding out the last article I …
It’s the last Saturday in April. And if you’re a lover of books, supporting local businesses, and building community, that means one thing. It’s Independent Book Store Day. A day for celebrating the incredible gift of storytelling at indie bookstores that keep the money your spending close to home. A chance to meet and talk …
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Every time I drive by the old Dutchburn place on Route 118 in Montgomery, I think of someone I’ve never met before. It’s a small, vacant lot now, an unassuming corn field behind it, the Trout River flowing along at the back of the property. But there used to be an old two-story house there, …
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