It wasn’t until I was sitting at the first meeting of the third women’s book group I belong to that I felt a pang of embarrassment.

Kim Heath

As I picked at an ancient crumb stuck down the crack between planks of the table we had recently acquired, I realized why I had been so unsure about bringing home this family heirloom.

Margaret Knight

You are building a house. Or more likely, you are paying people to build it for you. These people are doing a tremendous job. Everything they’ve done on it is gorgeous. You can’t wait to live in it.

Nicole Galland

When I was a teacher, sometimes all it took to start the day off right was to receive a written excuse from home regarding a recent absence or tardiness.

Shirley Mayhew

Vineyard vacations for those who live on the Island.

Linda Black

Pond grasses glow a soft umber. Roadside milkweed is fat with juice. Nomadic geese have set up camp in Ocean Park. And visitors bearing packages have come a-tapping at my door.

Shelley Christiansen

Beach plums picked and plopped in pails...

Dan Waters

John Hough Jr.’s new novel Seen the Glory ties the Vineyard to the Civil War, providing insight into issues of that day for the nation and this island. An excerpt from chapter one follows.

Brenda L. Horrigan

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