The Gazette's Fall series features screenings and readings about the Newspaper Film genre
Former Gazette columnist Terry Sprague, who penned his popular Nature Stuff column for close to 50 years, offers a look at life, living and loss in his sixth book, The Two of Us
The County's latest publisher, Assembly Press, launches its first book — a toast to local brewers, vintners and distillers
Two recent books are entries in a special genre. Neither quite history nor entirely fiction, they imagine the past in intriguing ways.
Martin Scorsese's adaptation of Edith Wharton's 1920 novel, The Age of Innocence, screens at The Regent on Monday 15 January. We offer an overview of the book and the film, which are set in the gilded high society of New York in 1870s, and contrast American innocence, or honour, with European sophistication.
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