Carrying on, and writing young: Montclair’s Dorothea Benton Frank on her new book
Montclair author Dorothea Benton Frank discusses her new book, "Same Beach, Next Year."
All Write Now: What is your writing goal? Digging into the real reason
Melissa D. Sullivan asks: why write?
All Write Now: Looking literarily forward, times six
All Write Now columnist Melissa D. Sullivan points to six titles coming in 2019 that she's looking forward to: something for everyone.
‘The World Is Going to Be All Right’: Montclair students write the future
Montclair middle school students rocked the stage at the first-ever Succeed2gether/Montclair Literary Festival Poetry Slam and Short Story Contest, which drew some 200 people to Montclair High on March 31.Judges noted the 30 performers’...
Coming to Montclair: talk on folk music’s Jersey roots
Michael Gabriele will talk about New Jersey's huge role in the folk music revival on Monday at the Montclair Library: from taverns to today.
Open Book/Open Mind: No more code of silence
Author Liza Mundy will discuss the women code-breakers of World War II in "Open Book/Open Mind" on May 29.
All write now: writing is a numbers game
Writing is a numbers, game, writes Steph Auteri in the latest "All Write Now." Want to get published? Send out queries and manuscripts, over and over.
Local author debuts book in Montclair
Montclair resident Charles Joseph’s “Chameleon,” a collection of poems and stories, came out on June 21. To celebrate the release, Joseph is holding a poetry reading and open mic titled “Verses on Church Street”...
Culture in brief: Halfway There series Monday, Jan. 22
Halfway There, Montclair’s authors’ reading series, returns to the Red Eye Cafe on Monday, Jan. 22.
The evening will feature Kim Coleman Foote, Evie Shockley, Bud Smith and Nancy Star. Doors open at 6:30 p.m.,...
Trespassing through the memories of madness at Overbrook Asylum
Wheeler Antabanez of Montclair's "Words of Overbrook" is a book of free-verse inspired by the demolition of the Essex County Mental Hospital in Cedar Grove and the complex of tunnels connecting the asylum’s many structures.