Books/Poetry6 Dr. Seuss Books Won't Be Published For Racist ImagesDr. Seuss Enterprises tells The Associated Press in a statement on the author and illustrator's birthday that the books portray people in ways that are hurtful. 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The book asks artists to go deeper by honing and fine tuning the act of attentive listening.The ARTeryJan 13, 2021Books To Add To Your Reading List In 2021Whether you're into nonfiction, fantasy or YA, we've put together this list of books we think would be a good addition to your "To Read" list.The ARTeryDec 29, 2020Lunching With Le Carré — The Dish On Sean Connery And Tom Stoppard Over A Dish Of Wollaston ClamsCritic at large Ed Siegel remembers a lively day at the beach with the great spy novelist, who died Saturday.The ARTeryDec 17, 2020In Posthumous Memoir, Jazz Impresario Fred Taylor Reflects On 60 Years In The Music BusinessTaylor, who died last year, worked on his memoir during the last years of his life, relaying his favorite stories to Boston jazz historian and co-author Richard Vacca.The ARTeryDec 7, 2020Author James Patterson Explores 'The Last Days Of John Lennon' 40 Years After His AssassinationA collaboration with Boston-based true crime writers Casey Sherman and Dave Wedge, the book examines Lennon’s early life, years spent with The Beatles and his projects with Yoko Ono.The ARTeryDec 4, 2020New Book 'Lost Wonderland' Sheds Light On Revere's Forgotten Amusement ParkStephen R. Wilk’s book delves into the history of the park’s then state-of-the-art attractions and doesn’t shy away from condemning its large number of racist exhibitions.The ARTeryOct 30, 2020Trip In A Bottle Found On Martha's VineyardA New York woman is honoring her cousin by sending a message in a bottle on an ocean voyage.The ARTeryOct 28, 2020Cambridge Poet Louise Glück Named 2020 Nobel Laureate In LiteratureGlück is the very first American woman to receive this award for writing poetry since the literature category was established in 1901.The ARTeryOct 9, 20209 Books For Fall To Get You Through A Year Like No OtherFrom a guide for change-makers fighting for a just world to a novel about a conniving woman who controls generations of her estranged family, a list of must-read books for...The ARTerySep 24, 2020Next Page
6 Dr. Seuss Books Won't Be Published For Racist ImagesDr. Seuss Enterprises tells The Associated Press in a statement on the author and illustrator's birthday that the books portray people in ways that are hurtful. It says the decision...The ARTeryMar 2, 2021
In Memoir 'The Empathy Diaries,' Author Sherry Turkle Examines How Technology Influences Identity“The bulk of this memoir chronicles her intellectual journey to discover how we are changed by the technology we build and depend on,” writes Julie Wittes Schlack.The ARTeryMar 2, 2021
'Casablanca' Production Woes Inspire Author Leslie Epstein’s Fictional Farce 'Hill Of Beans'The film serves as the backdrop for a bawdy espionage adventure boasting an all-star cast of world leaders and movie industry icons, with the fate of the free world hanging...The ARTeryFeb 26, 2021
In 'The Smash-Up,' Author Ali Benjamin Wades Through The Politics In A MarriageThe novel begins and ends during a political inferno of a week -- the 2018 Brett Kavanaugh Supreme Court hearings -- and how this corrosive omnipresence has complicated the relationship...The ARTeryFeb 22, 2021
The Literary Legacy Of Pauline HopkinsThe multitalented author, journalist and editor pioneered horror, science fiction and fantasy writing at the turn of the 20th century. To elevate awareness of Hopkins in the 21st century, two...The ARTeryFeb 12, 2021
Author Crystal Maldonado Reflects On New Novel, Body Positivity And Reclaiming The Word ‘Fat’In her coming-of-age book “Fat Chance, Charlie Vega,” Maldonado wants to send the message that everyone deserves to be the hero of their own story.The ARTeryFeb 9, 2021
Artist Amanda Shea Explores Blackness And Womanhood In New Poetry Video SeriesThe fourth installment in the series, “BODY,” is a commentary of how the healthcare industry does not always treat Black and brown bodies with care, especially queer and trans bodies.The ARTeryFeb 2, 2021
For Young Writers, Poet Amanda Gorman Serves As InspirationWith Gorman's inaugural poem "The Hill We Climb," a group of local students saw a peer brave enough to speak steadily and confront the country at such a pivotal time.PlayThe ARTery03:55Jan 26, 2021
The Artful Path To Quit Smoking, With A Bit Of Hypnosis — And A Whole Lot Of CDsOne man's path to putting cigarettes in the rearview mirror, with help from CDs and books.The ARTeryJan 26, 2021
Travelogue 'We Came, We Saw, We Left' Attempts To Squeeze Meaning Out Of A Year Of Family TravelAuthor Charles Wheelan’s book follows a nine-month, global grand tour with his wife and their three children. The ARTeryJan 25, 2021
10 Books That Will Transport You Anywhere But Here This WinterFeaturing works by New England authors, these 10 titles will transport you to other worlds while we all eagerly await our turns for the COVID-19 vaccine.The ARTeryJan 15, 2021
Julia Cameron's 'The Listening Path' Carves A Compassionate Way ForwardThe author provides tools for artists to reclaim their intuitive and creative power. The book asks artists to go deeper by honing and fine tuning the act of attentive listening.The ARTeryJan 13, 2021
Books To Add To Your Reading List In 2021Whether you're into nonfiction, fantasy or YA, we've put together this list of books we think would be a good addition to your "To Read" list.The ARTeryDec 29, 2020
Lunching With Le Carré — The Dish On Sean Connery And Tom Stoppard Over A Dish Of Wollaston ClamsCritic at large Ed Siegel remembers a lively day at the beach with the great spy novelist, who died Saturday.The ARTeryDec 17, 2020
In Posthumous Memoir, Jazz Impresario Fred Taylor Reflects On 60 Years In The Music BusinessTaylor, who died last year, worked on his memoir during the last years of his life, relaying his favorite stories to Boston jazz historian and co-author Richard Vacca.The ARTeryDec 7, 2020
Author James Patterson Explores 'The Last Days Of John Lennon' 40 Years After His AssassinationA collaboration with Boston-based true crime writers Casey Sherman and Dave Wedge, the book examines Lennon’s early life, years spent with The Beatles and his projects with Yoko Ono.The ARTeryDec 4, 2020
New Book 'Lost Wonderland' Sheds Light On Revere's Forgotten Amusement ParkStephen R. Wilk’s book delves into the history of the park’s then state-of-the-art attractions and doesn’t shy away from condemning its large number of racist exhibitions.The ARTeryOct 30, 2020
Trip In A Bottle Found On Martha's VineyardA New York woman is honoring her cousin by sending a message in a bottle on an ocean voyage.The ARTeryOct 28, 2020
Cambridge Poet Louise Glück Named 2020 Nobel Laureate In LiteratureGlück is the very first American woman to receive this award for writing poetry since the literature category was established in 1901.The ARTeryOct 9, 2020
9 Books For Fall To Get You Through A Year Like No OtherFrom a guide for change-makers fighting for a just world to a novel about a conniving woman who controls generations of her estranged family, a list of must-read books for...The ARTerySep 24, 2020
