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In his new novel that is part thriller, part dystopian fiction, part political intrigue, and part morality play, Rhode Island author David Schoorens depicts the United States as a country in chaos.

Be Moore Interpreting is a Rhode Island Certified Minority and Women-Owned Enterprise that delivers exceptional, quality language services.

Pawtucket, RI – From the late 1950's until the early 1990's, Fanny the Elephant was the star attraction at Pawtucket's Slater Park Zoo.

In his book Goddess Aphasia, author Shai Anbar depicts the arduous journey of a stroke survivor diagnosed with aphasia by personifying the character of Aphasia herself.

As she worked through her own grief following the loss of her son Nathan in 2017, Susan Lataille realized there were many women out there who needed guidance to help them navigate through their own grieving process.

In her work as a counselor, author Jo-Ann Petrucci Andrews has seen a sudden rise in COVID-related anxiety among the children she serves.

There are many alphabet books available on hundreds of topics. Yet to date, no alphabet book has covered the importance of something we all need and rely on every day—water.

We live in a world full of chaos where no one is exempt from life's struggles. And these stressors that surround all of us can profoundly disrupt both our mental and physical well-being as we all move hastily through our daily lives.

In her debut collection of personal, curated poems, Apryl Scott has already proven herself to possess a unique voice.

In advance of the thirtieth anniversary of its original release in 1992, Bristol, Rhode Island author Chad Bowlin's critically-acclaimed memoir Swamp Water, Abalone Shells, Basted Eggs, Sow Belly and Nettles has been re-released in hardcover by...

Written with the unique needs of the writer at the top of her mind, Deborah L.

Artist Holly Wach brings our feathered friends to the forefront this spring and summer as we connect with nature after COVID-19