Years of pecking away at a keyboard churning out op-eds in which I typically carp about aspects of society have come home to roost. Like many repetitive motion workers, I’ve developed a nasty affliction called carpal tunnel syndrome. Not being an expert in either etymology or anatomy, I’d like to believe that the name of [...]
The feisty independence of Vermonters is in our DNA. In our brief flirtation with nationhood, Vermont was, for fourteen years, its own Republic before it joined the original thirteen colonies in 1791. Like any new family member, it acquired the benefits and obligations of the family it joined. During the World Wars it produced precision [...]
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"Bill Schubart’s Vermont stories of a mostly-forgotten time and place are fresh,authentic, funny in places and sad in others. He knows his corner of the GreenMountains inside out and writes with honesty and grace about its people."
— Howard Frank Mosher, author of Disappearances, Mary Blythe, and On Kingdom Mountain
October 10, 2008 