Massachusetts Literature News (United States)

The second installment of the Tides of Charleston Series finds Cathryn caught in the turmoil of the American Revolution. Living in constant danger, Cathryn discovers that the only one who can save her is the one she believes betrayed her.

Growing up in Grafton, MA, Lauren Grimley frequently dreamed up stories and often wrote them down to share with her family and friends. Such creativity paid off; she's thrilled to announce her debut novel Unforeseen has been released.

Wellesley Free Library contracts with Blue Robin to provide a Digital Search Engine for their the Wellesley Townsman newspaper archive.

Little Miss Merit Badge Chronicles the Benefits of Growing Up as a Girl Scout

Lowestoft Chronicle, the popular online magazine that focuses on the art of travel, has published its second print anthology, Far-flung and Foreign.

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Matt Taylor has been perched comfortably atop the evening news for over a decade. Losing his coveted evening news anchor job when executives decide to go after a younger audience shatters Matt Taylor’s world.

Spectrums follows the life of Jenna MacDonald, who like many young women her age is a contradiction. On one hand, she is bright, independent, and confident.

Fox news anchors Steve Doocy and Gretchen Carlson attack Sponge Bob, Nickelodeon and Obama's half sister for informing kids about man made global warming!

Having Reconnected Through Their Books, Now the Three Friends Want to Help Others Get Their Own Stories Published

New Word City Llc announces the publication of The Lost Buddha, a new eBook by award-winning author and veteran journalist Joshua Hammer.

Wellfleet, MA: W.H.A.T. Waterfront Stage, at 1:00 PM on June 11 at the first annual Wellfleet Harborfest, Irene M. Paine to read from her award-winning historical novel "Eva and Henry, A Cape Cod Marriage" and present slide show of 1890's Wellfleet.

New Word City LLC announces the publication of The Real Pirates of the Caribbean, an eBook by award-winning journalist and author Colin Woodard.

In the first of their annual print anthologies, Lowestoft Chronicle takes a light-hearted look at the art of travel.

Copperhill Media announces the release of “Queen of Misfortune” – A Lady Jane Grey Novel by Peter Carroll – in paperback. The book is now available on Amazon.Com, Amazon.co.uk, Barnes & Noble, and any other good bookstore.

MG Hardie's "It Ain't Just Thes Size", is thought-provoking, but it's the females that provide all the spice.

Writer and poet James Francis Cahillane announces ON HISTORY'S FRONT STEPS: One Irish Clan's Exploits in Northampton, Massachusetts "The Paradise of America."( $18. 127 pp. Florence Poets Society 2010).

BOSTON, MA, February 11, 2011 - Shakespeare Geek, the oldest online Shakespeare blog today revealed the Top 10 Most Romantic Quotes from Shakespeare just in time for Valentine’s Day.

Lowestoft Chronicle has announced its nominations for the prestigious Pushcart Prize, the most honored literary project in America.

Finalist in the General Fiction category at The National “Best Books 2010” Awards was Civilising the Working Man, by humorous travel writer Leo Lichy

In recognition of their exceptional work, Lowestoft Chronicle has announced their nominations for Dzanc Books’ Best of the Web 2011 anthology.

In her twenty year journey from single welfare mom to award-winning conscious entrepreneur Linda Joy has become a passionate advocate for bringing the wisdom of women to life through her company’s publishing projects.

The story is set in the intriguing atmosphere of India in the early 20th century, full of mysticism, love, compassion, and political drama.

Designed for Jews to celebrate the Sabbbath as vegans, it has adapted traditional, popular Jewish dishes, such as "chop" liver, "chicken" soup, stutffed cabbage, cholents, and eggless challah into 264 pages of delicious vegan dishes and desserts.

Jerome Tuccille's long-awaited Hemingway biography, is a welcome addition to the Hemingway legend. Tuccille, the best-selling, award-winning biographer of Donald Trump, Alan Greenspan, and others, turns his sights on Hemingway in his new book.

"Love’s Compass" examines contemporary attitudes toward love, marriage, family, and divorce.

Learn How to Ride a Motorcycle just like the pro riders - all the information you ever wanted and needed to know about motorcycle riding in one place. Often referred to as the motorcycle rider's "Bible" this amazing book is a must read.

A step-by-step guide to setting up a blog with WordPress, spam-protecting your blog, search engine optimization, and creating web traffic.

Dr. Stanley sagov & robert pinsky set to kick off the regattabar jazz festival 2010 friday, march 5

"The Bleeding Hills", Wilfried F. Voss' new novel, tells the story of Finnean Whelan, an IRA veteran of almost forty years, who is being accused of planning the assassination of the First Minister of Northern Ireland.

A few years ago very few would have thought of poetry as an interesting market or something that young people would be captivated by. This year Poetry&Words partnered with Speak 2B Free to launch an online poetry contest for the Glastonbury Festival

Author Katherine Paterson will give a lecture on the campus of Gordon College in Wenham Massachusetts as part of the Community Read series. This lecture is co-sponsored by the Hamilton-Wenham Library.

With Ian Fleming’s 100th Birthday celebrations and the release of the new Bond film, Quantum of Solace looming, a new story emerges that throws a completely new light on the whole world of James Bond.

Thirteen Hundred Media, of Worcester, Massachusetts, announces the release and availability of Cheryl Cory's new novel, Must’ve Done Something Good (Thirteen Hundred Media, January 2008), now available online at Amazon and Barnes & Noble.

Joanne Leedom-Ackerman shares her perceptions of the Civil Rights Movement via her works of fiction.

Winning essay describes how Helen Oram and her husband began their business with the help of libraries.

Author Tom McCann's new Christmas book, The Tree Nobody Wanted, is a heartwarming read aloud book for the whole family. Now available in hard back and audio cd.

Top editors at ISCSPress participated in Guaranteed Over Night Theater in Boston