Monoo’s Attic
My mom’s mother was always “Grandmother” to my siblings and me, but to her friends she was known as Monoo. She was a world traveler, interior decorator, storyteller and collector of curiosities.
Author: Rick Broussard
Gifts for the Holiday-Phobic
While I share some of my dad’s reservations about the economy-stimulating holidays, I do enjoy that feeling I get when I’ve found a gift that will prove I care about some person as a nongeneric individual
Hidden Holiday
Maybe it’s the placement on the calendar between two holiday juggernauts, but there’s one annual celebration that is easy to forget, unless you are one of the millions of people for whom it was named.
Ernesto’s Excellent Intellectual Adventure
In which our new publisher discovers local literary luminary P.J. O’Rourke.
October Observed
“October Country ... that country where it is always turning late in the year. That country where the hills are fog and the rivers are mist; where noons go quickly, dusks and twilights linger, and midnights stay.”
Guilty as Charged
As a kid, my tribe was the nerds and weirdos. Truth be told, it still is. Fortunately for me, the Granite State tends to attract such people. One of our features this month makes that case and awakened a few memories.
Meet Chris Buckner of the Cosplay Hero Initiative
Editor Rick Broussard chats with Chris Buckner (aka Spider-Man)
A Masterpiece of Many Pieces
Dunbarton radiologist and comic collector Matthew DiMasi had been handmaking mosaic renderings of his favorite comic covers for six years
Godsmack's Sully Erna on the Miracle of Music
New Hampshire Magazine Editor Rick Broussard interviewed Godsmack front man Sully Erna to discuss music, life in NH and the "Unforgettable" music video.
Sully Erna's "Unforgettable" School of Rock
Godsmack is one of rock’s most successful and enduring bands and its frontman has Granite State roots. Here’s how founder Sully Erna rose from student in the school of hard knocks to tenured professor in the school of rock
