Journalist Peggy Townsend delivers an outstanding second novel about investigative reporter Aloa Snow that may overshadow her superb debut...
When the Revolutionary War was over, and the Treaty of Paris had Great Britain recognize that a new country had been formed, Britain also gave the...
Dustin Lance Black’s new memoir hooks readers right off the bat by describing the moment his beloved mother might die.The beginning of Mama’s Boy...
Author and UNH graduate, Tammi Truax’s latest novel, For to See the Elephant, tells the story of an enslaved boy tasked with caring for the first...
Author and N.H. Writers’ Project member and presenter, Jeff Deck, has recently launched the second book in his series The Shadow Over Portsmouth...
Ani DiFranco has spent decades challenging the status quo, standing up for what she believes and creating honest, raw music. Her memoir is an...
Like a lyricist, Laird Barron excels at manipulating the tones and cadence of language. Like a Gothic novelist, the mood he creates is often bleak....
‘Write what you know.” Few follow that advice better than Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist Anna Quindlen, who recently discovered the joys, and...