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Watched it. Saw it. Read it. Ate it. Coverage involving movies, museums, books, and more.
Welcome to our new column, Screenshots, about all the shows available on our many screens today. Screenshots starts with Brad Pitt’s latest film, Babylon, which explores the depravity of Hollywood and silent movies in the 1920s as it deals with the introduction of talkies.
Periodically, I wanted to update what has been happening to a few of the authors I’ve got to know and let folks know what’s been happening for them.
Rebecca Kaiser Gibson’s debut novel is The Promise of a Normal Life (Arcade Publishing). Although Gibson is known mainly for her captivating poetry, Rebecca and I talked about her new work and the switch in genres
John Perrault’s bio defines him as a balladeer, poet, author, and songwriter. From 2003 to 2005, he was the poet laureate of Portsmouth.
Simcha Fisher of Marlborough, N.H., has written the book on natural family planning. Called “The Sinner’s Guide to Natural Family Planning,” her book is a series of funny, frank, and profound essays on a topic that until she covered it in a wide-awake, humorous way, was something people talked about only in private conversations with their best friend.
In a Zoom interview Monday evening, Davidow, discussed his new book, the fable titled Chanukah Land, with Stoddart. The new series will be archived on InDepthNH.org’s YouTube page.
On Monday, December 12 at 6 p.m. author Michael Davidow will talk with InDepthNH.org columnist Beverly Stoddart about his new book, Chanukah Land.
LAKES REGION, NH: In my conversation with Ernest Thompson about his novel, The Book of Maps, I had to talk about On Golden Pond, his Oscar-winning movie based on his play of the same name.
Ernest Thompson is everything you would imagine a Hollywood actor would look like. He is tall, tan, handsome, and easygoing.