Brattleboro Film Series Features Adaptations of Banned Books
When Brattleboro Literary Festival executive director Sandy Rouse heard schools across the country were banning books, she immediately thought of Fahrenheit 451 — the 1953...
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When Brattleboro Literary Festival executive director Sandy Rouse heard schools across the country were banning books, she immediately thought of Fahrenheit 451 — the 1953...
The Brattleboro Literary Festival began in 2002, featuring Saul Bellow in his last public appearance. On the festival’s website, he wears a Vermont cap, which looks photoshopped onto his Chicago
From the vantage point of Brattleboro's tiny Pliny Park, history is all around. To the right across High Street stands the 1871 Brooks House, a...
BRATTLEBORO—Stephen Perkins, executive director of the Vermont Historical Society (VHS), will present the annual Richard O. Hathaway Award for best historical project in the state to the five local institutions that created and led the National Endowment for the Humanities–funded, multi-year Brattleboro Words Project.“The Brattleboro Words Project has created for ...