A New Series: One Minute Reviews of
Books by Vermont Authors
Laura's column "One Minute Reviews" has appeared bi-weekly in Wilmington, Vermont's Deerfield Valley News since 2015. In April 2018, she found that no Vermont periodical consistently reviews all fiction and non-fiction by Vermont authors, so she started a series to fill that void. Published reviews from that series and some earlier reviews of local authors are listed with links to a scan of the printed copy. Reviews still in queue are listed without links until they appear in print.
Vermont Reviews — Printed
Ann Braden, The Benefits of Being an Octopus, 9/5/2018
Mary Kathleen Mehuron, The Opposite of Never, 8/16/2018
Sue Halpern, Summer Hours at the Robbers Library, 8/2/2018
Jessie Haas, Rescue, 7/26/2018
Kimberly Harrington, Amateur Hour: Motherhood in Essays and Swear Words, 7/12/2018
Beth Kanell, The Long Shadow, 6/16/2018
Chris Bohjalian, The Flight Attendant, 5/27/2018
Jackson Ellis, Lords of St. Thomas, 5/10/2018
Robin MacArthur, Heart Spring Mountain, 2/15/2018
Tracey Medieros, The Vermont Non-GMO Cookbook
Robin MacArthur, Half Wild, 9/22/2016
Neil Shepard and Anthony Reczek, Vermont Exit Ramps II, 4/28/2016
Castle Freeman, Jr., The Devil in the Valley, 2/4/2016
A listing of other reviews can be found here.
Liar From Vermont
You can buy Liar From Vermont from Bartleby's Books, which is located just down the road from where Laura lives in the town where many of the stories are set. Bartleby's takes orders online. Liar is also available at your favorite local and online bookshops, directly from the publisher, online at Brigantine Media, and from Amazon.
Read more about the book here.
