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Montague poet Christopher Sawyer-Lauçanno will be reading from his new book, “Remission,” 3 p.m. Sunday at The Rendezvous in downtown Turners Falls, 78 3rd St.

Poets of Franklin County: Writer documents cancer experience in book of poems

by Trish Crapo For The RecorderMay 20, 2016

Poet Fred Marchant stands in front of the vault in Salem Five Bank’s community room at the Massachusetts Poetry Festival. Marchant will be reading from his forthcoming collection, "Said Not Said," at Greenfield Community College on Tuesday at 12:30 p.m.

Poets of Franklin County: A festival for poets

by Trish Crapo For The RecorderMay 6, 2016

Mahar students Naomi Cope, Alivia Liberty, Hannah Birch, Levi Baruc, Cole Emery and Camden Mosher rocked the Wheeler Memorial Library in Orange Tuesday night with their recitations of poems from this year’s Poetry Out Loud competition.

Poets of Franklin County: Students capture crowd with poems recited from memory

by Trish Crapo For The RecorderApril 29, 2016

In this photo he calls, “Tree Ear,” Jim Lenfestey listens to the voice of an ancient tree in China, while on his pilgrimage to Han-Shan’s cave on Cold Mountain.

Poets of Franklin County: Poet writes about pilgrimage inspired by book

by Trish Crapo For the RecorderApril 22, 2016

Ware poet Andrea Stone will be reading from her new book, "American Spelling: Story in Verse," on Saturday, April 16, 4:30 p.m. in the Neilson Browsing Room at Smith College's Neilson Library. For the Recorder/Trish Crapo

Poets of Franklin County: Poet explores the fictional life of a mother who committed an unthinkable crime

by Trish Crapo For The RecorderApril 8, 2016

Poets of Franklin County: Using language to leave the past behind

by Trish Crapo For The RecorderApril 5, 2016

Greenfield artist Karen Gaudette’s exhibit “Wishing for the Moon,” will be at Brattleboro Museum and Art Center through June 13.

ArtBeat: Karen Gaudette’s ‘Wishing for the Moon’

by Trish Crapo For The RecorderApril 4, 2016

Friends Molly Scott and Jane Yolen will be presenting "Moving Through Grief: Poems, Songs and After," in the Neilson Browsing Room at Smith College's Neilson Library on Thursday, April 14, 7 p.m. Yolen says, "We aren't letting grief define us, but are using it as a springboard for the rest of our lives ... So of course our program ends in celebration and the twinning of poetry and song."

Poets of Franklin County: A talk with Jane Yolen and Molly Scott

by Trish Crapo For The RecorderMarch 25, 2016

Who are ‘Poets Against the Pipeline’?

by Trish Crapo For The RecorderMarch 22, 2016

Poets of Franklin County: Grounded in quiet landscapes

by Trish Crapo For The RecorderMarch 4, 2016