Much of the joy of drafting a work of fiction is the exciting urgency we feel to capture the movie playing in our head and to put it down on
You’ve always wanted to write stories, but maybe you’re a little bit intimidated? Or haven’t got the time? Have you considered writing Flash Fiction? A Flash Fiction story is usually
Paul Brogan releases new memoir and recalls his personal relationships with Hollywood legends Paul Brogan’s latest book, A Sprinkling of Stardust Over the Outhouse, is a redo of sorts. In
We caught up with Paul Brogan to discuss his new book and his relationships with some of the most renowned movie stars of all time. You can read all about
Christina Holbrook: All the Flowers of the Mountain By BEVERLY STODDART, InDepthNH.org For nearly five years, Christina Holbrook worked on her novel, All the Flowers of the Mountain, set in a small town
Gibson’s Bookstore Presents a Book Signing and Reading with NHWP Author member, Christina Holbrook Christina Holbrook returns to New Hampshire and visits Gibson’s Bookstore to present her book, All the Flowers
Sy Montgomery: Encounters with Fierce Beauty By BEVERLY STODDART, InDepthNH.org On a day in May, I arrive at Fiddleheads Café in Hancock, New Hampshire, to meet with naturalist Sy Montgomery and
Rebecca Kaiser Gibson: Girl as Birch By BEVERLY STODDART, InDepthNH.org Rebecca Kaiser Gibson After meeting with Rebecca Kaiser Gibson, poet, and author of Girl as Birch, I drove home on a winding
By Beverly Stoddart, InDepthNH.org Featuring Geoffrey Ward, editor, author, and writer of scripts for American history documentaries. On Saturday, June 4, the state’s largest writing group, New Hampshire Writers’ Project,
No Moss Grows on Author Ronald Kaiser. But His Characters? Maybe. Moultonborough Resident Takes First Place in Annual “Pitch Party” By Beth D’Ovidio Ronald (Ron) Kaiser’s pitch for his debut
