Practically any place in New England could become a novel, given the region’s strong literary tradition and distinctive landscape. Good writers tell...
Louis de Rochemont had a bone to pick in 1938. In the 1930s, American attitudes toward Nazi Germany and Adolph Hitler were...
At the outset of the Civil War, Capt. Charles Russell Lowell thought a benefit of being an officer was that he didn’t...
Samuel Adams, the troublemaking firebrand who stirred the common rabble into supporting the American Revolution, became known as the last Puritan late...
In the early New England colonies, life was largely spent tending to essentials. But the colonists still managed a few laughs. Colonial...
New England films number in the hundreds since the turn of the last century, partly because the region provides such rich material...