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Alice B. Fogel - Interval: Poems Based on Bach's "Goldberg Variations"
Alice B. Fogel's newest book, Interval: Poems Based Upon Bach’s Goldberg Variations, won the Nicholas Schaffner Award for Music in Literature and is out this AprilArizona-based Schaffner Press has...
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Great Leads for April 2015
This month’s list of Great Leads were collected by Natalie Jones, who is working as a literary editor for the New Hampshire Writers' Project under the terms of the Community Service Work Study...
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Ways to Participate in National Poetry Month
National Poetry Month is a celebration of poetry that takes place during the month of April. The Academy of American Poets founded National Poetry Month in April 1996. The main goal of this event is...
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The Writer's Hotel Master Class in Fiction, Nonfiction & Poetry
The Writer’s Hotel (TWH) will be presenting its second annual Master’s Class in fiction, non-fiction and poetry. The Writer’s Hotel 2015 will be held from June 10-16 in New York City between three...
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Merle Drown : Lighting the World
Merle Drown releases his newest novel, Lighting the Worldby Renee RoyNew Hampshire native Merle Drown is shedding new light on a tragic event with his latest novel Lighting the World.Drown said that,...
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Interview with Jessie Crockett, Author of The Sugar Grove Mysteries
In A Sticky Situation, the newest book from The Sugar Grove Mysteries, the Greene family - including Dani's irksome Aunt Hazel - are busy preparing for the annual Maple Festival. But nothing kills the...
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Author Interview: Margaret Porter
Margaret Porter discusses writing historical fiction, and her new book, A Pledge of Better TimesBy Lisa AllardHistorical fiction is a hybrid literary genre located somewhere between fiction and...
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Alice B. Fogel Discusses Interval
Alice B. Fogel introduces her newest book, INTERVAL: Poems Based on Goldberg VariationsBy Renee RoyAlice B. Fogel says her early work was rooted in shyness, but now she finds herself tasked with...
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Great Leads for May 2015
This month’s list of Great Leads were collected by Natalie Jones, who is working as a literary editor for the New Hampshire Writers' Project under the terms of the Community Service Work Study program...
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Great Leads for June 2015
This month’s list of Great Leads were collected by Natalie Jones, who is working as a literary editor for the New Hampshire Writers' Project under the terms of the Community Service Work Study program...
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Great Leads for July 2015
This month’s list of Great Leads were collected by Natalie Jones, who is working as a literary editor for the New Hampshire Writers' Project under the terms of the Community Service Work Study program...
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Writers' Week 2015 - celebrating the journey of the NH writer
Writers' Week 2015The 2nd annual Writers' Week is a time to celebrate all things regarding writing in New Hampshire. From seminars for aspiring authors and poets, to readings and events with the...
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Why Aren't You Reading? How to Make Reading a Part of Your Everyday Routine...
By Lisa AllardWhen my supervisor Rob Greene asked me what books I’ve read over the summer, I couldn’t think of a single novel I had read from beginning to end. Three whole months spent without having...
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Author Interview: Jessica Lahey
Jessica Lahey discusses her new book, The Gift of Failure, and offers personal insight into raising a resilient childby Lisa AllardIn her New York Times bestselling novel, The Gift of Failure: Why...
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Break Bans: Honoring Banned Books
Banned books week began in 1982, taking up the days between September 27th and October 3rd. This was meant to draw focus on the dramatic increase of challenged books. To this day, over 11,300 books...
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Author Interview: Lisa Gardner
Bestselling author Lisa Gardner answers readers’ questions and shares her best secrets on writing crime fictionBy Lisa AllardEverybody loves detective novels for their ability to keep you guessing. But...
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Giving Creative Nonfiction Credit
By Cyan Barker The time has come to give creative nonfiction some credit. Even the most forgotten of genres deserve their time in the spotlight. So let’s hear it for creative nonfiction!...
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10 Creative Ways to Break the Block
By Cyan Barker We’ve all been there, jogging down the middle of No-Words Lane. The blank page rises up to swallow us whole. How do we break it? How does one defeat this inferior dam...
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Books to Fall Into : 10 New Releases by Local Authors
Books to Fall Into: 10 New Releases from Local AuthorsBy Lisa AllardFall is here, and it’s time to say goodbye to those beach reads. As the nights grow cooler and the leaves begin to change, there is...
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Author Interview : Sy Montgomery
Sy Montgomery talks about her research and inspiration behind The Soul of an Octopus.By Lisa AllardEvery writer needs to find some source of inspiration to spark their writing. For author and...
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