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New Hampshire Magazine Editor Rick Broussard shares his picks for local music and book gifts.

A millennial reacts to O’Rourke’s latest collection of essays on economics.

A local author takes the edict “write what you know” and turns it into a riveting series of books.

Books make versatile gifts because they allow you to target special interests, and Granite Staters are famously interested in both weather and beer.

Ruth Doan MacDougall's "The Cheerleader" series, set in the Granite State, has aged as gracefully as its characters and fans.

Check out the latest local books to add to your collection.

"Never Caught" tells the story of a presidential slave who found freedom in New Hampshire.

This holiday season, try the books on this list for local gifts created by gifted locals.

A high school counselor by day and photographer by night explores dark portraiture in "Michael Winters: Friends and Muses."

Joel Christian Gill reveals uncelebrated but important pieces of black history in his graphic novel "Strange Fruit, Volume 1."

Don't miss this life-is-stranger-than-fiction memoir from a New Hampshire filmmaker who now calls LA (aka Kookooland) home.

“We Thought You’d Never Ask” by Adele Maurier with illustrations by Peter Noonan uses humor and whimsy to teach children about life in the period that extends from the Triassic through the Cretaceous eras.

A collection of Edie Clark's essays that appeared over 25 years in Yankee Magazine.

How Colebrook survived a mass shooting nearly 20 years ago.