Literature | East End Beacon

In Greenport, A Story of the Messiness Shared by Love and Art

Pictured above: Author Melanie Mitzner with her new novel, “Slow Reveal,” at Aldo’s in Greenport. Like many ports along the

May 5, 2022 Beth Young 0 Comments

Canio’s Cultural Café in Sag Harbor is presenting “Steinbeck, In Search of America,” a series of talks, films and more

Pictured Above: A shuttered former migrant camp on Edgar Avenue in Aquebogue. If you grew up on the East End,

Numerous arts and cultural institutions on the South Fork are celebrating a visit this weekend by Jeffrey Colvin, author of

Orient welcomes back a former William Steeple Davis Trust artist-in-residence for a reading from her highly acclaimed debut memoir on

By Beacon Creative Director George Cork Maul For some reason I have become attached to a number of writers in

by Beacon Editor & Publisher Beth Young When I was young and I would write I got a lucky break.

by Beacon Poetry Editor Billy Hands So you want a peek, want to take a little look at the place

Greenport’s History, Told Through A Proud 19th Century Home by Beth Young Greenporter Roselle Borrelli doesn’t scare easily, but when

by Kara Westerman “The greatest achievement of the American government and its allied corporations is that it has convinced us

by Kara Westerman In 2008, a strange photograph appeared in the local papers. A frightening creature had washed ashore in