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Carol Feingold/Correspondent Book lovers, never fear. COVID-19 won’t defeat the 16th annual Newburyport Literary Festival (NLF), which will take place as a live, online streaming event Friday, April 23 to Sunday, April 25. To bring this year’s events to the public, the festival will once again partner with A Mighty Blaze, a social media initiative created by authors Jenna Blum and Caroline Leavitt to help promote other authors’ new books during the continued pandemic, While everyone will miss the joy and excitement of the in-person festival, organizers are taking advantage of the online...

Some of the poetry titles available with Aura Libraries. World Poetry Day Sunday, March 21 marks World Poetry Day 2021: a day to celebrate the power of the written word and the joy it brings, especially during challenging times. We have put together a list of some of our favourite poetry collections - available either online via Borrowbox, or within our libraries via our Select and Collect service - for you to enjoy in celebration of this year's #WorldPoetryDay. Some of the poetry titles available with Aura Libraries. • Penguin's Poems for Life selected by Laura Barber • Collect...

British thriller ‘Behind Her Eyes’ is the latest best-selling novel to get the Netflix treatment. But is a six-part series really the best format for it?

How did I get my start? I graduated from Indiana State University in 2017 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Communication with a focus on Electronic Media. During my time there, I was super lucky to be a part of the ISU Radio team in a number of different roles. I’d never done radio before (but I’d always liked hearing my own voice) so I thought I’d give it a try. I worked as an on-air DJ, the Assistant Promotions Director, Program Director, and Student Station Manager over the course of three plus years and that experience helped me land a part-time gig with HI99 and (EVENTUALLY!) a full-t...

Advertisement At the height of summer, this column is usually a look back on a year’s worth of reading. But, as with so many things in 2020, things, well, fell apart. The truth is I read very few books in those 12 months, and most of what I did read was not very good. Still, I found revisiting my reading list to be a startling exercise in time travel, an accurate way of mapping a year of highs and lows like no other. At the beginning of the pandemic, I was scared. That I read no books in March and April is a reflection of the fact that most of what I read back then were newspaper headlin...