Books & Ideas
Marshall Highet's love of writing and reading came early. Both of her grandmothers were writers. Her paternal grandmother was Helen MacInnes, the...
Tributes and expressions of sympathy were heard around the country for the acclaimed illustrator and children’s author who delighted multiple...
When I read recently in the New York Times about the possibility of Scotland exiting the United Kingdom, I was confused. I had no idea Great Britain...
The early manuscript was written more than 30 years ago when the West Tisbury author was living on a houseboat in Washington, D.C. Now Murder at C-...
Windswept, a new novel by Kate Hancock, opens with the story of Josiah Cook, a farmer on Chappaquiddick who in the late 18th century witnesses...
Poets come together next Thursday, Nov. 20, at the West Tisbury library for a free evening of reading.
A new novel by Rick Herrick arrives with a weighty yet straightforward title — A Man Called Jesus.
The Hebrew Center is hosting a scholar-in-residence this weekend. Jacob Siegel is a student at Yeshivat Chovevei Torah Rabbinical School, an open and...
West Tisbury poet laureate Justen Ahren leads word explorers through a poetry mining expedition titled Mining Poems for the Resonant Image on...
Martha’s Vineyard Hebrew Center hosts a discussion on Arab-Israeli Peacebuilding Projects in a Time of Conflict on Sunday, Nov. 2.
Perhaps this Halloween is the time to dig the grave just a bit deeper. It is time to walk hand in hand with the real dead. And if Holly Nadler is...
Suzanne Goldsmith's first novel, Washashore, features a main character inspired by Gus Ben David. The novel received the Green Earth Book Award which...
