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POYER: Whether or not you’ve heard of “Quarterdeck” magazine, a quarterly review dedicated to maritime literature and art, we’re sure you’ve heard of Bradford native, author and retired naval officer

The Writers Conference of Northern Appalachia is coming to Saint Francis University in Loretto March 15 and 16. The program features 25 workshops and present

The McCracken County Public Library has announced a new set of books available starting Tuesday, Dec. 12.

David Poyer’s very first publication was in The Bradford Era in 1967 — a sports photo. He’s set to captivate readers once again with “The Academy,” just published by St.

David Poyer, a native of Bradford, will reveal his newest book, “Writing in the Age of AI: What You Need to Know to Survive and Thrive,” at the Bradford Area

An author with local ties will reveal his newest book at the Bradford Area Public Library at 6:30 p.m. on July 19. Bradford native David Poyer will reveal his latest

Readers respond to articles on the submarines, celestial navigation, and more.

In his latest Lenson novel, the Eastern Shore author of scores of naval thrillers draws on current issues in world and national security. A review by Raymond Leach.

Book review of Ray Bradbury's "Killer, Come Back to Me: The Crime Stories of Ray Bradbury" by Chesapeake Central Library's deputy director Zachary Elder, with recent additions.

Heart of America Library News By Vicki Hoffart - Heart of America Library Director | Dec 19, 2020 The staff of the Heart of America Library wishes all of you a safe and Merry Christmas. We will be closing at 3 p.m. on Thursday, Christmas Eve day and will be closed on Friday, Christmas Day. The library will be open as usual on Saturday. I forgot to ask last week, but did you write a letter or drop a note to someone? It’s not too late…reach out! We all know someone that could use a little bi...