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Greene is the author of six books of fiction. His latest marks his first foray into nonfiction and memoir.

"The Cemetery of Untold Stories" is an exploration of the act of storytelling and the characters we all create.

Vermont Edition's winter book show returns, with a special focus on books by Black authors.

A conversation with Dan Nott, graduate and instructor of the Center for Cartoon Studies in White River Junction.

In the novel, the fictionalized Grant reflects on his life as a husband, father, general and American president.

Kristen Vincent's book "Hope Beneath the Tree" benefits a local nonprofit of the same name.

The classic novel Watership Down follows a group of rabbits as they avoid peril to find a new home. And a new graphic novel adaptation hits bookstores this week. It was created by James Sturm, co-founder of the Center for Cartoon Studies in White River Junction.

Neagley discusses her childhood in Ascutney and her role in the founding of Shelburne Farms.

Two local librarians and a bookseller from Woodstock share their summer reading recommendations.

The Champlain College professor discusses her new book, "Hanging Out: The Radical Power of Killing Time."