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How much would someone have to pay you to read a book you had no interest in? For local writer and artist Amy Collier, it’s […]
The lead up to November’s Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them just got more exciting for American Harry Potter fans: Author J.K. Rowling is writing a […]
Blackass by Igoni Barrett A young Nigerian man wakes up to discover he’s become a white man, which changes everything from his employment prospects to the […]
The Boston Public Library was dealt a great injustice recently, as some idiot decided to vandalize its Copley Square facade. Though that shameful paint job was […]
Ser·en·dip·i·ty \ser-ən-ˈdi-pə-tē\ noun 1 an aptitude for making desirable discoveries by accident. 2 good fortune; luck On January 28, 1754, a very important letter […]
Attention all aspiring authors, elementary school kids, imaginative souls, and everyone in between. There’s a living storybook at WriteSomething.org you can write in, adding as […]
Boston is undoubtedly a hub of literary greatness. From Thoreau to Hawthorne, countless writers have penned classics within city limits and produced eloquent reflections on […]
When The Girl on the Train debuted in January, many critics hailed it as the new Gone Girl. It comes as no surprise, then, that the new Paula […]
The sinking of the Essex piqued Herman Melville’s interest almost 200 years ago, and more recently, the interest of Warner Bros. Pictures. A new film, […]
Adele, a black Labrador retriever, and her owner, Marty, were one block away from Boylston Street when the explosions went off on the afternoon of […]
Paul Theroux may hail from Medford, but calling him a “local” isn’t entirely accurate. The impossibly prolific travel writer has spent the past 50 years […]
After taking Hollywood by storm, Jesse Eisenberg is making his literary fiction debut with his new collection of stories, Bream Gives Me Hiccups. The Academy Award […]
A red sunset peeked through the falling snow as Rainn Wilson walked out of a matinee screening at Government Center one winter afternoon in 1985. The Office star […]
On the morning of March 15, 1697, members of the Abenaki tribe raided Haverhill, then just an English village in the Massachusetts Bay Colony. The […]
Your interactions with Louisa May Alcott have been limited, for the most part. You’re able to read her books and stroll by her Beacon Hill […]