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It’s safe to say that the multiverse is having a moment. Whether it’s Michelle Yeoh’s despairing laundromat owner in Everything Everywhere All at Once, or […]
The days are getting shorter, the evenings are getting cooler, and you’re probably already too late to score one of the best Airbnbs for leaf […]
As a health reporter, Jamie Ducharme has been covering vaping for years, but it wasn’t until the steady increase in attention on teen Juul usage […]
Back on a random Friday in November of 2019, I walked out of Great Scott for the last time. A whole bar full of us […]
It’s been nearly a year since the COVID pandemic shut down the city. It’s cold and nasty out. You’ve driven the scenic drives, you’ve memorized […]
Look, this year is almost over. This awful, baffling, enraging, heartbreaking mess of a year has almost, almost drawn to a close. You’re so close […]
Author of best-selling medical thrillers such as Pandemic, Outbreak, and Contagion (along with 34 other titles), Robin Cook’s works have often addressed the question of […]
When the COVID-19 pandemic sent workers everywhere home, Sarah Kamya, a school counselor in New York City, decamped to her hometown of Arlington, Massachusetts. To […]
As we organize, march, and donate to demand justice in the wake of the killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmaud Arbery, now is […]
While the coronavirus pandemic continues to keep most Bostonians at home, local bookstores and literacy organizations are coming up with creative ways to engage with […]
As this uncertain period of self-isolation and social distance stretches on, you might now be reaching the point where the novelty of board games, virtual […]
Tell us a little about your latest children’s book, which is the third in the Charlie Numbers series. Ben: The series is about a group […]
“I think it disapproved of us at first,” Stephen King wrote in an 1983 essay about his Bangor, Maine abode. “The parlor seemed cold in a way […]
While we may still be enjoying the dog days of summer, October’s annual Boston Book Festival isn’t too far off in the distance. As such, […]
Got a killer book idea, but need a little extra push to get things going? Consider this your motivation: Boston’s Hotel Commonwealth is giving away a free […]