Books & Authors
A conversation with poet Gretchen Primack about her recent book of poems, Visiting Days, and her work with bringing poetry into prisons.
By Jane Vick
Apr 1, 2019
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Books & Authors
From a nail-biting gothic thriller to a comical memoir by caterer to the stars Mary Giuliani to a dystopian novel about post-Trump America under Russian rule, seven short book reviews.
By Brian Turk and Chronogram Staff
Apr 1, 2019
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Books & Authors
From Cathleen Bell, author of seven YA novels, comes this Odyssey-like short story about a woman awaiting her husband’s return.
By Cathleen Bell
Mar 1, 2019
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Books & Authors
From Gurdjieff reconsidered to a manifesto for black farmers, seven short book reviews.
By Chronogram Staff
Mar 1, 2019
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Books & Authors
The Woodstock Bookfest celebrates its 10th anniversary this March 28-31 with a weekend full of literary conversations, panels, readings, and writing workshops.
By Chronogram Staff
Feb 22, 2019
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Books & Authors
Seven short book reviews of new releases by Hudson Valley authors, ranging from a historical showdown between Gilded Age titans of history to a fitness guide to a handbook for spiritual revolution.
By Chronogram Staff
Feb 1, 2019
Tags: short takes book review
Books & Authors
A Photo Book & Practical Explorer's Guide
Photographer and National Geographic contributor Nick Zungoli's new book Bear Mountain and Harriman Parks is not just a photographic flight of fancy, it's also a guide to exploring the region's parks and preserves.
By Chronogram Staff
Jan 1, 2019
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Books & Authors
Here’s a round-up of must-have gift books from local authors, all available at those worthy bastions of freedom of expression, democracy, and ingenious entrepreneurship—your local independent bookstore.
By Brian K. Mahoney
Dec 1, 2018
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Books & Authors
Mary Beth Pfeiffer, an award-winning investigative reporter who worked at the Poughkeepsie Journal for three decades, began reporting on Lyme disease in 2012.
By Carolyn Quimby
Nov 1, 2018
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Books & Authors
Radio producer Jim Metzner celebrates the 30th anniversary of his documentary series "Pulse of the Planet" at Stone Ridge Library.
By Marie Doyon and Brian K. Mahoney
Oct 1, 2018
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From world-class live music to a woodworker’s dream sale and Hudson’s hippest reading series, it’s all here, waiting for you.
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The Spring Show hosted by the AMR Artists, which opens on April 19 at Upstairs at the Commons gallery in Margaretville and remains on view through May 13, will include works by 20 participants working in different disciplines: painting, monotypes, photography, tapestry, installation, and even jewelry.
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Apr 11, 2019
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Radio Woodstock and BSP Kingston have teamed up to bring something very funky to Uptown Kingston this Spring. On Friday, April 19, the nine-piece power-funk ensemble Turkuaz takes their rainbow-themed, dance-heavy show to BSP Kingston’s historic back room theater.
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Apr 10, 2019
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