This choice of book is in many ways perfect for the time and circumstances in which we find ourselves.
Read moreLast weekend, the 115 Partition Street storefront in Saugerties that used to house Lucky Chocolates and its accompanying café –...
Read moreMention Carole and Steve Ford to Paltzonians of a certain vintage – those who attended the Campus School, the New...
Read more“Small Happenings,” a collection of aphorisms, thoughts, observations, witty thoughts, and short poems all presented as a guide of sorts...
Read moreSometimes, the most interesting parts of a town can be found in slightly out-of-the-way corners the locals know best. It’s...
Read moreIt should perhaps not surprise us that some of the most profoundly moving literary meditations on nature are inspired not...
Read moreThe theme was inspired by memories of stories read aloud in childhood, with the participating artists translating that experience into...
Read moreThe vivid world of Sigrid Heath’s Far Cry sets up shop in your head and doesn’t want to disperse when...
Read moreThink you’re sick and tired of being cooped up waiting for the pandemic to be over? Isolation can be even...
Read moreRosendalians and visitors to the town mostly know Mark Morganstern as the music-booking half of the husband-and-wife team who has...
Read moreBrent Robison and Tom Newton follow their own muses, along with their individual recognition that something inside each man dictates...
Read more"I hope I'm wrong," Martha Frankel said about her decision to cancel the Woodstock Bookfest. "I hope in two weeks...
Read moreBest-known for directing such successes as Addams Family Values, Get Shorty and the first three Men in Black movies, Sonnenfeld’s...
Read moreSaturday, Feb. 29: Big Black: Stand at Attica by Frank “Big Black” Smith, Jared Reinmuth and art by Améziane, is...
Read moreReviewed: David Levine’s The Hudson Valley: The First 250 Million Years: A Mostly Chronological and Occasionally Personal History; Alan Via’s...
Read moreBack in December, 1905, when Kingston still got its water from the Zena reservoirs and Cooper Lake was twinkling in...
Read moreGaiman will soon be back, resuming his teaching responsibilities at Bard, and the Conversations are back on. Jemisin’s work is...
Read moreMonday, Feb. 3: In Yellow Earth, the site of Three Nations reservations on the banks of the Missouri River in...
Read moreSunday, Jan. 26: “My vision was: What if Aragorn had been a woman? What if a realm awaited the return...
Read moreWednesday, Jan. 22: In his new book Live Sustainably Now: A Low-Carbon Vision of the Good Life, Karl Coplan chronicles...
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