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Host Mikaela Lefrak speaks with Champlain College writing professor and outdoor educator Erik Shonstrom about his new book.

Host Connor Cyrus talks with Burlington author Garrett Graff about his book "Watergate: A New History" and how the events of the 1970s compare with the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol and current congressional hearings.

Host Connor Cyrus chats with the author Donna Gordon and her debut novel What Ben Franklin Would Have Told Me.

The Montpelier-based writer and publisher joins Vermont Edition to discuss her new ABC book, which comes with tips for reducing carbon emissions.

A new book shares the gripping story of Dick Conant, a social misfit who spent more than two decades canoeing America's waterways.

In How Strange a Season, Mayhew Bergman's characters confront personal disasters as the climate crisis looms in the wings.

Montpelier-based author Jennifer McMahon discusses her new book, "The Children on the Hill," and the art of writing horror fiction.

Journalist and author Aarti Shahani discusses her memoir with Vermont Edition host Mikaela Lefrak and a group of students from Essex High School.

In "Endpapers," the Cornwall author tells the story of his German-born father and grandfather during World War II.

The debut novel of Vermont author Amy Klinger takes us back to the office environment of the 1990s. Learn more about the sardonic heroine who anchors In Light of Recent Events.