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Katie Cotugno (Fiction, June 2015) will celebrate the release of her new novel, Daisy. Join Katie, in conversation with Lucy Keating, for a lively discussion and signing. Daisy is a psychological suspense novel that asks the question: Whatever […]

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Experience books in a whole new way with Saraciea J. Fennel (WFYP, January 2020), founder of The Bronx is Reading. This event will explore Wild Tongues Can’t Be Tamed, edited and with contributions by Saraciea. Featuring an all-star […]

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Join Cape Cod author Virginia Ryan (Fiction, January 2018) for a discussion about her debut novel, The Healer of Corky Row, and the mystical qualities in the natural world that inspired her work. The Healer of Corky Row […]

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Jasmine Warga (WFYP, June 2013) will discuss and sign copies of The Unlikely Tale of Chase & Finnegan (B&N Exclusive Edition).
Mckensi Scy Pascall (WSS, June 2024) has been selected as the Playwright-in-Residence for the National Black Theatre. Mckensi is currently a Playwriting Teaching Artist for Public Works at The Public Theater and a 2026 Edward F Albee Foundation Writing […]

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New England’s landscapes, history, and communities provide a rich backdrop for mystery and suspense. Our panelists explore how setting shapes tone, character, and plot in regional crime fiction. Panelists: Kristin Offiler (Fiction, January 2011), Leslie Wheeler, Allison Keeton […]

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Join Allison Keeton (WFYP, January 2009) at NWL where she will discuss her book Blaze Orange. About the Book  As Thanksgiving approaches, Raven Ouellette, owner of Pine Acres Cabins in Secretly, Maine, discovers the body of a neighbor […]

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Join Celeste Mohammed (Fiction, June 2016) and other notable Caribbean personalities for a monthly book club discussing Ever Since We Small. Chapters will serve “as a starting point for conversations about family, gender, love, power, violence, resilience, and […]

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David Farrow (Fiction, June 2022) will be a featured author, selling signed copies of his Neverglades books at the Merrimack Valley Halloween Book Festival.
Nathan Tavares’s (Fiction, June 2011) article, “Are huge ice cream scoops a uniquely New England thing?” has been published on Boston.com. Andrea Wang (WFYP, June 2011) has joined Hamline University’s faculty in the MFA in Writing for Children […]
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