Monthly Archives: May 2016

dirt, TRUTH, music and bungee cords book review
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dirt, TRUTH, music and bungee cords by Bud Megargee Book Review

For fans of Many Lives, Many Masters is a new book with a similar spiritual message from author Bud Megargee. dirt, TRUTH, music and bungee cords isn’t told in the normal fashion of tale telling, even in the nonfiction sense. It is laid out the easiest way possible, as a dictation of the conversations between Bud,…

Night Film Book Review
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Night Film by Marisha Pessl Book Review

Night Film is an award-winning mystery that is as dark as it is entertaining. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo meets the movie 8MM when a disgraced journalist investigates the life of an enigmatic horror flick director, his cult-like followers, and the death of his daughter. Random House | Hardcover | 2013 | 602 pp Scott McGrath had…

Salt to the Sea Book Review
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Salt to the Sea by Ruta Sepetys Book Review

Newly released in February of this year, Sepetys’ Salt to the Sea has been blowing up book blogs everywhere. The setting is intriguing by itself – the biggest maritime disaster in history, yet most are unfamiliar with the tragedy. It is the sinking of the Wilhelm Gustloff, a German ship packed with children who were being evacuated…

Brad J. Boucher
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Interview With Local Author Brad J. Boucher

Brad J. Boucher is a local Hampton author with several published books of horror and the noir under his belt. His collection of work is available on Amazon and other booksellers. Tell me a little bit about who you are and where you live. My name is Brad Boucher and I’ve lived in Hampton for…

Your Heart is a Muscle the Size of A Fist Book Review
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Your Heart is a Muscle the Size of a Fist by Sunil Yapa Book Review

Recently published in January of this year, Your Heart is a Muscle the Size of a Fist (what a title, eh?) is described as “The Flamethrowers meets Let the Great World Spin”. Taking place in the span of one turbulent day, it chronicles the intersections between police officers, protesters, and one delegate during the 1999 Seattle WTO protests. Little,…

Not Too Sharp A Cappella
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UNH’s Not Too Sharp A Cappella Group Stuns at Four Tree Island

I experienced an unexpected delight while at Four Tree Island for a child’s birthday party. Unbeknownst to us, UNH’s A Cappella group Not Too Sharp was there, about to shoot their newest video. The group of young men siting on the rocks and enjoying a BBQ suddenly broke out in a chorus of beautiful voices, and…

Louise Speck
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Interview with Local Author Louise Speck

Louise Speck is the author of Tickles ‘n Tears: The Psychology of Humor under the nom de plume of Spec.  Tell me a little bit about who you are and where you live. I moved up to northern Massachusetts to help my folks in their final years, and that was a good choice.  I don’t know specifically where…

Baby Animals Strawbery Banke
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Baby Animals at Strawbery Banke

Strawbery Banke in Portsmouth is finally open for the season and they began this year with Spring Barnyard Baby Animals which presented livestock representative of 17th century farms and later. This was a great exposition for the kids where they could learn about local heritage and have fun eyeing those adorable baby animals. If you…

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