Driveable roads? Jobs that offer health insurance? Politicians you’d leave alone in your house? There are a few things Rhode Island lacks. But talented writers isn’t one of them and any reader on your shopping list would be thrilled to receive a book by a local author. Check out these new releases below, or keep an eye out for local authors we’ve reviewed at motifri.com/category/more/books
Brine: Rhode Island’s Treasured Landscapes, by Nicole Capobianco
This book of photography offers new perspectives on classic landmarks. Capobianco says of her book: “With over 400 miles of coastline, salt permeates and sculpts the land, and everything on it. A meditation on such a landscape, with elements of preservation, transformation and even corrosion, brine is one of the pleasures and challenges of life on the coast.”
Cap Maker for the Czar, by Burt Jagolinzer
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