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Conway resident Libby Maxey is releasing her first poetry collection, “Kairos,” in June.

Valley Verses: Conway resident to release first poetry collection, “Kairos”

by Nicole Braden-Johnson For the RecorderApril 17, 2019

Longtime Greenfield resident Fred L. Oakes has released a book of poems, which is available at Franklin County libraries and at World Eye Bookshop.

Valley Verses: Greenfield poet reflects on nature’s beauty, human experience

by Nicole Braden-Johnson For the RecorderMarch 27, 2019

Warwick resident Elaine Reardon, standing, leads a writing workshop at the Warwick Free Public Library with, from left, Taica Patience, Kathy Litchfield, Barbara Lemoine, Jean Kozlowski and Lisa Sheehan.

Valley Verses: Writers create together through Warwick workshop

by Nicole Braden-Johnson For the RecorderFebruary 27, 2019

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Turners Falls poet crafts debut tragic play

by Nicole Braden-Johnson For the RecorderFebruary 6, 2019

Abbot Cutler, second from left, reads his poem, “Another Place,” to a group of Franklin County Technical School students earlier this month. Cutler is joined by his fellow Slate Roof Press members Cindy Snow, Amanda Doster and Janet MacFadyen.

Northfield-based Slate Roof Press connects poets and community

by Nicole Braden-Johnson For the RecorderDecember 26, 2018

Wendell resident Paul Richmond organizes the Great Falls Word Festival under the auspices of Human Error Publishing. The ninth annual event is set for Thursday through Sunday.

Great Falls Word Festival is back with four days of diverse voices

by Nicole Braden-Johnson For the RecorderNovember 7, 2018