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“Talking about what is and isn’t funny is like talking about what does and doesn’t turn you on,” says...

In the early hours of Oct. 9 last year, poet Ed Coletti and his wife, Joyce, were among the...

Established in 1975, the North Bay– based Redwood Writers is the largest chapter in the statewide California Writers Club,...

There is something about immersing oneself in saltwater for extended periods of time and dodging walls of waves that...

Photographer and conservationist Paul Bannick has dedicated his life to exploring the wilds of North America and intimately documenting...

For 45 years, more questions have surrounded author Harper Lee than answers. After publishing the seminal To Kill a...

Poet Harold Norse never reached the fame of some of his contemporaries in the Beat Generation—and all his books...

Recently, a quartet of editors was standing outside on a cool and breezy corner in Pt. Reyes Station, waiting...

The most insightful part of Douglas Gayeton's new book, Local: The New Face of Food and Farming in America...

"It's a children's book for adults, about what you knew as a kid, why it was important to forget...

Hitchhiking began as a Depression-era necessity and is now regarded as an oddity. The general consensus is that you...

Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist Jose Antonio Vargas stunned the world in 2011 when he revealed that he was an undocumented...

It's the ultimate time capsule, a hopeful representation of humankind's endeavors and accomplishments filled with the unique sounds and...

Bread, milk and chocolate can be obtained from the supermarket, but what happens when it's not the pantry that...

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