Literature

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

The Sag Harbor Moby Dick Marathon kicks off this morning at 11 a.m. at Canio’s Books, continuing throughout the weekend

If you’ve ever wished you were able to sit in on a poetry reading at Lawrence Ferlinghetti’s City Lights bookstore

North Sea Poetry Scene founder and longtime poetry advocate Tammy Nuzzo-Morgan, a former Suffolk County Poet Laureate, has been named

Three years ago, when I first heard Canio’s Books put out a bit of buzz looking for fellow Joyceans to

Like many bustling port cities on the edges of American seas, Greenport has always had a special relationship with the

When Sag Harbor journalist Lorraine Dusky gave her daughter up for adoption in 1966, she regretted the decision immediately. But

The people of Flanders are a feisty bunch, and there’s nothing they love better than The Big Duck, the giant roadside