Photographer Nancy Ellison talks about her newest book of gorgeous ballet photographs, "In Classic Style", as well as her Vineyard paintings and photographs.
Pulitzer Prize winner and LA times writer Bob Drogin talks about his new book "Curveball: Lies, Spies, and a Con Man Who Caused a War." Curveball was an Iraqi informant who became the chief source of the misinformation about weapons of mass destruction and Sadam Hussein.
Datz was a sculptor for 8 years, and has painted numerous murals before writing and illustrating her new book, "A Survival Guide for Landlocked Mermaids."
Ebba Hierta, Director of the Chilmark Public Library--A 125 year old institution--gives Islanders a heads up on all of the fun upcoming events at the library.
The medieval writer (and Martha's Vineyard native) discusses her new novel, "Crossed," a fiction novel about the Crusades, and draws an interesting parallel between the Crusades and the War in Iraq.
Paleoanthropologist Donald Johanson talks about the "missing link" he found 30 years ago, a skeleton of a direct human ancestor over 3.2 million years old.
