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Shelburne Falls writer and workshop leader Pam Roberts believes in the power of writing to transform experience. Three new series of her Spirit of the Written Word workshops, two of them free for those affected by cancer, start soon.

Pioneer Valley Poets: Writer describes process as ‘a spiritual practice’

by Trish Crapo For The RecorderSeptember 6, 2017

Trish Crapo

ArtBeat: Southwestern United States the inspiration for artists in new exhibit at Sawmill River Arts in Montague

by Trish Crapo For The RecorderAugust 23, 2017

Springfield writer Richard Horton and his daughter, Victoria Horton, sit on the common in Greenfield last week. Richard Horton’s chapbook, “Sticks & Bones,” is recently published by Meat for Tea Press of Easthampton.

Writer Richard Horton talks about his new book, ‘Sticks & Bones’

by Trish Crapo For The RecorderAugust 18, 2017

Isaiah, Eliel, Hanan, Ericka, Jasper and Isabella, friends from three families that came from Clinton, South Lancaster and Leominster, try out a wooden canoe. Behind them is the original red house that Amos Bronson Alcott brought his band of utopians to in 1843.

Former transcendental utopian community was once home to Louisa May Alcott

by Trish Crapo For The RecorderAugust 12, 2017

Greenfield artist Robert Moorhead stands in the Oresman Gallery at Smith College with some of the works in his current show, “Calligraphic Visions,” on view through Aug. 30.

ArtBeat: When letters and text become art

by Trish Crapo For The RecorderAugust 9, 2017

A poetry reading to commemorate Chinese dissident poet Liu Xiaobo, who died of cancer July 13 while in custody of the Chinese government, drew local poets and others to the Poet’s Seat Tower recently. Pictured are Candace Curran, Julian Parker-Burns, Mark Waller, Samantha Wood, Trish Crapo, Howie Faerstein, Jan Lamberg and Daniel Hales. Contributed photo/Julian Parker-Burns

Pioneer Valley Poets: Keeping free expression alive

by Trish Crapo For The RecorderJuly 27, 2017

Royalston poet Sharon Ann Harmon’s new chapbook, “Wishbone in a Lightning Jar,” has been recently published by Flutter Press.

Pioneer Valley Poets: Many meanings in poet’s work

by Trish Crapo For The RecorderJuly 12, 2017

Trish Crapo

ArtBeat: Wooden figures’ bodies are iconic toy-type, yet their faces are distinctly human

by Trish Crapo For The RecorderJuly 5, 2017

Trish Crapo

Pioneer Valley Poets: Waterfall inspiration for winning poem

by Trish Crapo For The RecorderJuly 3, 2017

Angel Buddha

ArtBeat: Enthusiasm and attention heal — Artist’s silkscreens reflect peace and energy of Tibetan Buddhism

by Trish Crapo For The RecorderJune 26, 2017