Steve Pfarrer is a journalist at Greenfield Recorder, Athol Daily News, Amherst Bulletin, and Daily Hampshire Gazette. He covers themes related to health and wellness, culture and society, with a particular focus on cultural movements and pop culture. His work has been featured in prominent local publications, highlighting his dedication to exploring the intersections of health and culture.
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Journeys of Voices & Choices By Ernie Brill Human Error Publishing
In the early 1990s, I answered an ad for a reporting job at the Gazette. I had editorial experience — I’d worked as a copywriter, a copy editor, and a proofreader — and I liked writing, but I’d never worked for a newspaper, unless you counted a few...
By: Lan Stavans
Pickett’s Dream By Christopher Carlisle Austin Macauley Publishers
David Daley at his home in Haydenville. His newest book, “Antidemocratic: Inside the Far Right’s 50-Year Plot to Control American Elections,” takes a deep dive into the extended effort by Republican activists, strategists and politicians to stack the nation’s courts with conservative judges and undo longstanding federal laws designed to ensure fair elections. GAZETTE FILE PHOTO
Granby author Thérèse Soukar Chehade’s new novel is, “We Walked On.” STAFF PHOTO/CAROL LOLLIS
By: Steve Pfarrer
War has been a regular horror in Lebanon for nearly half a century, flaring most recently this fall with Israel’s invasion of southern Lebanon in attacks against the Iranian-backed paramilitary group Hezbollah, a spillover in turn from the brutal,...
By: Steve Pfarrer
Several years ago, Mattea Kramer, an Amherst writer and researcher who’s studied and written about the federal budget as well as drug policies at state and federal levels, spent time interviewing a number of women in the Greenfield jail who were part of a recovery program for substance use.
By: Steve Pfarrer
Several years ago, Mattea Kramer, an Amherst writer and researcher who’s studied and written about the federal budget as well as drug policies at state and federal levels, spent time interviewing a number of women in the Greenfield jail who were part of a recovery program for substance use.
By: Steve Pfarrer
Stephen Platt, who teaches 19th and 20th century Chinese history at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, made a significant name for himself with his two last books.
By: Steve Pfarrer
Stephen Platt, who teaches 19th and 20th century Chinese history at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, made a significant name for himself with his two last books.
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