‘The Witches’ explores what happened in 1692.
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Book Review: Stephen King’s ‘Bazaar of Bad Dreams’ an inventive, creepy and on-point collection
The Maine author taps economic uncertainty and his own deep well of creativity to create 20 unsettling stories.
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Signings, etc.: Kenneth Davis
The author will talk about his latest, “The Hidden History of America at War: Untold Tales from Yorktown to Fallujah.”
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Q&A: ‘Drinking in America’ author Susan Cheever
Cheever, herself in recovery, plumbs the influence of alcohol on figures of American history.
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Book Review: An engaging exploration of Lafayette’s je ne c’est quoi
Sarah Vowell paints the Frenchman as a champion and symbol of American liberty.
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Book Review: Through one airman’s eyes, ‘Flying Colors’ an interesting tale of flight in WWII
Augusta writer Sarah Moore tells the war story of Victor ‘Vic’ Tatelman.
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Author Q & A: Sven Birkerts on writing as meditation and the ‘infiltration’ of technology
In a new collection of essays, the director of the Bennington Writing Seminars explores how and why our reliance on technology has evolved into a global obsession/compulsion/addiction.
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Signings, etc.: Ann Beattie at York Public Library
The author will discuss her new collection of short stories, “The State We’re In,” on Friday.
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Patrick Kennedy’s memoir creates rift in his family
He says it’s important for him to talk openly about the mental illness and addiction he and relatives have suffered.
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Russo, Clarke to read at Bowdoin this fall
Russo’s talk is part of the college’s visiting writers series.