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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 15, 2026
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Write on: Local literary organizations offer seasoned scribes and undercover word-lovers opportunities to keep busy - Amherst Bulletin (opens the original)
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The Valley is a land of writerly possibility. Whether creators are new to the area or new to the page, or published and looking for professional peers, they will find that meet-ups, workshops and readings abound. As the fall goes into full swing, here are five organizations for creatives to consider. Joy Deva Baglio, who founded the Pioneer Valley Writers’ Workshop (PVWW) in 2016, sees the literary arts center “as a living, breathing creature” that adapts according to the community’s needs. Base
Book Review: ‘What Do I Feed the Birds?’: Bernardston author releases guide to attract feathered friends - Daily Hampshire Gazette (opens the original)
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For Kelley Manson, bird-loving is only natural. Listen to their songs. Revel in the colors of their feathers. Be quiet, and let them talk. Birds invite you into the moment. “With all the stress and chaos in the world, birds are calming, and visually beautiful, and they help us relax and maybe escape a bit from everyday life,” said the Bernardston author, whose recent book, “What Do I Feed the Birds?: Easy Ways to Attract Our Feathered Friends” is an invitation, particularly for children and the
Write on: Local literary organizations offer seasoned scribes and undercover word-lovers opportunities to keep busy - Daily Hampshire Gazette (opens the original)
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The Valley is a land of writerly possibility. Whether creators are new to the area or new to the page, or published and looking for professional peers, they will find that meet-ups, workshops and readings abound. As the fall goes into full swing, here are five organizations for creatives to consider. Joy Deva Baglio, who founded the Pioneer Valley Writers’ Workshop (PVWW) in 2016, sees the literary arts center “as a living, breathing creature” that adapts according to the community’s needs. Base
Write on: Local literary organizations offer seasoned scribes and undercover word-lovers opportunities to keep busy - Greenfield Recorder (opens the original)
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The Valley is a land of writerly possibility. Whether creators are new to the area or new to the page, or published and looking for professional peers, they will find that meet-ups, workshops and readings abound. As the fall goes into full swing, here are five organizations for creatives to consider. Joy Deva Baglio, who founded the Pioneer Valley Writers’ Workshop (PVWW) in 2016, sees the literary arts center “as a living, breathing creature” that adapts according to the community’s needs. Base
Book Review: In 'Half a World Away' Northampton author Jonathan Wright's 10-year-old self begins a lifetime of wonder - Daily Hampshire Gazette (opens the original)
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When Jonathan Wright was mining memories for his new book, “Half a World Away,” he went first to his journal, written when he was 10 years old and on an intercontinental trip with his family in 1963. The diary was full of gems that captured a sense of wonder — and, at times, horror — about the state of the world and young Wright’s place in it. There were the black-and-white images, too, that he had taken throughout the nine-month venture, photographs that he and his brother supplemented with a s
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