Books & Ideas
Tragedy has a way of striking its targets indiscriminately. No family, no matter how privileged, and no place, no matter how magical, is immune....
For 25 years it was an anticipated event — the arrival of the limited-edition prints depicting classic Vineyard fishing scenes as rendered by artist...
The unexplained sinking of the fishing boat Sol e Mar sent large waves across the waterfront community. In the end this marine disaster led to...
A poetry reading that is as much a celebration of the poet as of the poems is not very common. Yet that was what took place Tuesday afternoon in...
Mytoi Garden on Chappy sets the stage as noted Vineyard poets Lee McCormack, Judith Neeld, Clark Myers and William Waterway read for The Trustees of...
Reading is alive and well on the Vineyard, librarians agreed this week, as they reviewed circulation numbers that show material lending is trending...
Buckrammer's Tales by John E. Conway is a collection of memories from sailing adventures with family.
John Hough Jr.'s new book, Little Bighorn, mines history and imagination in considering Custer's Last Stand.
Catherine Walthers digs deep into the richness that is kale in her new cookbook Kale, Glorious Kale.
Philip Weinstein, a literature professor at Swarthmore College, taught a six-part course on Faulkner last fall. Coming up it's Tolstoy's War and...
It was on the Vineyard that Paul Greenberg first encountered the beauty of a functioning ecosystem, where fishing was not merely a symbolic act.
Marshall Goldberg’s masterful The New Colossus rivets the reader into 1888 New York and follows the beautiful and spunky reporter Nellie Bly.
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Arts Briefs
The West Tisbury Library received a five-star rating and the Edgartown Library received three stars from Library Journal.
The West Tisbury Library presents an online poetry reading with local poet Amarylis Douglas, Wednesday at 5 p.m.
Intro to Tarot, a workshop with Jenna Bernstein, takes place on Zoom Thursday as part of the West Tisbury Library's free online offerings.
