In the quiet New Hampshire town of Hancock, there lives a woman who has been described as “part Emily Dickinson, part Indiana Jones.” For sure, Sy Montgomery’s adventures could fill a book, and they have, many of them. Her latest contains a message for the times.
Novelist returns to her former Manchester home for virtual discussion at The Bookery.
In which our new publisher discovers local literary luminary P.J. O’Rourke.
The author's latest project might surprise you.
Each week we're checking in with a local bookshop owner, who will help keep your to-read pile stocked with a recommendation. The editors of New Hampshire Magazine will also share what they're reading, just in case you're curious.
Forget Amazon. Keep your to-read pile stocked with recommendations from local bookstore owners and New Hampshire Magazine editors, and find out where you can still buy books locally. Many independent bookshops are offering shipping, delivery and curbside pickup. Find a store near you.
Author and Dartmouth professor Jeff Sharlet talks about his unique form of storytelling in his new book "This Brilliant Darkness: A Book of Strangers”
Manchester author Rob Azevedo is exhausted. The youthful-looking 49-year-old husband and father of two recently returned from Gonzofest in Louisville, Kentucky, the ninth annual tribute to the late Hunter S. Thompson, where Azevedo was one of three spoken word features,…
The NH Pulp Fiction anthology wraps up with book six, “Live Free or Dragons," plus Editor Rick Broussard recommends a local podcast from NHPR and an audio book.
Two people with New Hampshire roots cover Alex Honnold's historic climb of El Capitan without ropes. Learn about the book "The Impossible Climb" and the Oscar-winning film "Free Solo."
