The Spirit of Boston’s Omni Parker House
By J. Rainey Page Being from the plains of the Midwest, our family romanticized visiting the Upper Northeast Coast. America’s rugged beginnings would be revealed…
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Interview with Lawrence Wells author of In Faulkner’s Shadow: A Memoir
An interview with Lawrence Wells author of In Faulkner’s Shadow: A Memoir. Lawrence talks about his time in Oxford Mississippi and his new memoir about…
5 books to read this summer if you can’t make it to the beach
By: Katherine McLaughlin Summer 2020 is shaping up to be one of the strangest—but most memorable—summers of the century. With the Coronavirus restricting gatherings, sporting…
It’s Never Too Late: Jamie Brenner in Conversation with Katherine McLaughlin
By: Katherine McLaughlin I originally met Jamie Brenner at a Manhattan co-working space where I worked as a barista, she was a member. I was…
5 Teas from a Fine Italian Tea House to Turn Staying at Home into a Luxury
by Jessica Ellen Monk Tea drinkers don’t mind Shelter in Place so much. Why? Because tea takes time. Like all the best things in life,…
Reimagining Cities – A free webinar featuring Ken Greenberg – Thursday, June 25, 2pm Eastern
Do you want to learn more about how urban planning strategies can address the novel challenges posed by COVID-19? Or how some of the world’s…
Steve Jermanok Video Interview New England in a Nutshell
We sat down for an interview with Steve Jermanok about his new guide book New England in a Nutshell. With the forced downturn in…
Child of Indianapolis: Rediscovering my hometown through Kurt Vonnegut and Cat’s Cradle
by Katherine Mclaughlin I’m from Indianapolis, but when I turned 18 I moved away. I wanted to attend college and study writing in the most…
Make Your Own Fantasy Island at Adventure Suites While Staying in the Haunted Castle
by Francis McGovern I remember when I was young and growing up in the seventies, we watched TV mostly with the family. Back then there…
Visiting the “Castle of Light” during the darkest month of the year: An adventure to the National Library of Latvia
You may splinter us, you may break us We’ll reach the horizon, where the sun rises! – from Broken Pines by Rainis by Jaclyn Tilks…