The snow is dropping. Temperatures are dropping. It’s quite possible as a result that your interest in setting foot outside your house before April is also dropping. Ensconcing season has arrived. You ...

The Vermont Book Award, which has been presented by Vermont College of Fine Arts since 2015, is changing. The 2022 prize will be awarded by a new coalition consisting of VCFA, the Vermont Department ...

A book about rethinking education systems through the lens of Henry David Thoreau. Poetry about postpartum depression. A novel about happenings in the fictional town of Glenville, Vt. All are among ...

Seven Days writers can’t possibly read, much less review, all the books that arrive in a steady stream by post, email and, in one memorable case, a charm of finches. So this occasional feature is our ...

Local author Jackson Ellis’ new book tells a spooky story inspired by personal experiences, and an old Vermont urban legend. The legend goes that the “Frozen Hill People” were elderly folks in ...

This article corrects a previous version that misspelled the name of author Mary Elder Jacobsen. Summer means “no more teachers, no more books,” right? No, actually, that’s wrong. Exceedingly wrong.