The Apprentice Witch is one of the finest fantasies I have read in a long time but the qualities which make the book so unusual are hard to define. There is something…
Summer is already here. Why I had such difficulty in making an appointment to interview her is certainly one of my many questions. Kenny: Hello, Summer. Summer: Hi there, Kenny. I suppose…
It was time to come back for the second part of my favorite, and longest running, school literacy project, the Eleventh Annual Mrs. Perry’s Class ARC Review Project. It’s always a great…
We often field questions at the bookstore regarding the release dates of series books, particularly ones whose appearance on the horizon is a bit overdue. The world champion in this regard is…
Difficulty and importance often go hand in hand. It’s true of sporting events, of course, but it is also true of interpersonal topics. Consider why the two Dr. Hickeys are so revered…
FARMINGTON – When your bookstore is in an urban center HONONI’s have happened and continue to happen all the time. They are important of course, but unexceptional and a matter of course.…
Maine artist and picture book author/ illustrator Dahlov Ipcar died last Saturday at the age of 99. Her two sons described the day of her death as follows: “Dahlov spent the morning…
It is a fair question. The obvious one I mean. Here it is January 18th and my annual interview with the new Year has not appeared yet. Why? What happened? Until this…
An Interview With Stacy Mitchell, co-author of Amazon’s Stranglehold: How the Company’s Tightening Grip is Stifling Competition, Eroding Jobs, and Threatening Communities Antitrust issues have profound consequences for the communities we share…
A New Year promises change, and nowhere is change more dynamically an issue than in the static landscape of an OCD sufferer’s mind. It is hard to imagine that the unique potential…