As Does New Hampshire: Poems

Winner of the 2024 May Sarton New Hampshire Poetry Prize Marcy Rae Henry's speaker roams from New...

Set against the Allied liberation of Nazi occupied Europe, Dr. William McDermott's vivid memoir o...

This is a book about ¿a beautiful and gallant craft¿ - the personification, in a wooden boat, of ...

While reporting on citizens fighting natural gas pipelines and transmission lines planned to cut ...

At the opening of the twentieth century, Massachusetts architects struggled to create an authenti...

A new edition of short stories which cover upper-class family life in India and cultural displace...

In this entertaining autobiography, the Rev. Patrick Forbes looks back at an exceptionally varied...

Judge Andrew Merton describes this collection of essays as ¿a coming-of-age memoir infused with a...

Philip Booth published ten volumes of meticulously crafted lyric poems in his lifetime, most of t...

A book on the multiplicity and universality of longing, and how this manifests in America.

The Story So Far

This book is a colorful collection of over seventy prints created by artist Kim Cunningham throug...

The Adventures of M. James is a rare and direct account of the Pacific War told through the eyes ...

Over the course of a dozen years, photographer Georgia Sheron took numerous photographs of her ne...

Museum of Islands

'We called him tortoise because he taught us.'¿Lewis CarrollA daily reader of prayer and meditati...

In this new collection of poetry, award-winning author Ernest Hebert writes of the trials, tribul...

Saint Sophia is surely one of the most-discussed buildings in the history of architecture. . . Th...

Tales of a largely unknown and recurrent Promised Land, revealing the soul of industrial life, an...

This collection, The Light of What Comes After, was selected by judge Jennifer Militello as the w...

Twenty-seven years on the bench in small-town New Hampshire

Between 2009 and 2014, McEwen interviewed more than 50 women about their relationship to money. T...

Were you to cross George Howe Colt's recent classic, The Big House: A Century in the Life of an A...

A treasure-trove for current friends of poetry, and a legacy for future generations

'A shed is the shortest line between need and shelter,' writes Howard Mansfield. Drawing on mater...

Judge David Blair writes: ¿This is a poet with range¿¿sympathies, anger, tragedy, other people, l...

In Claremont Boy: Stories of New Hampshire and Beyond, Joseph Steinfield shares humorous, insight...

A collection of poetry on the transformation of love over time.

Winner of the 2014 May Sarton New Hampshire Prize for Poetry

North Pole Promise tells the story of a secret legacy of two famous explorers: Commander Robert P...

A courageous young woman beats the odds to regain her life after a traumatic brain injury.

Sydney M. Williams, Jr., joined the American army in 1944 and served in the 10th Mountain Divisio...

In the Wake of Home is a volume of acute tenderness: for a father's drinking, a sister's death by...

Following a life-changing accident that left him paralyzed at age 51, Arthur Ullian began to real...

Everyone loves a parade!

Whether turning their gaze to Midas¿s daughter or the silverware in a kitchen drawer, the immersi...

This inventive book has at its core a collection of linked short stories depicting the lives of s...

Few of the 65 million dog owners in the United States would dispute the notion that a dog's prese...

Award-winning poet Gary Margolis gathers four books of poetry in Raking the Winter Leaves: New an...

Keen observations on life and place from a poet and father

Someday This Will Fit celebrates the things that matter--family and friendship, Dove Bars and tha...

Gordon Russell has spent the last twenty years chronicling the flora and fauna of the Great Meado...

Francelia Clark finds and follows two of the oldest trails in New Hampshire¿s Monadnock region in...

In this memoir, written within a collection of essays, Patrick Mondaca deftly threads together st...

Inside New England offers a timeless warm and delightful tribute to what it means to be a Yankee:...

Inspired by New Hampshire Public Television's award-winning series Windows to the Wild

Rory was best known for his watercolours of leaves and flowers on vellum. He died (too young) in ...