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- "They recalled the date that the boat had gone down, even though it was now 40 years in the future. That was quite surprising to me," Fairbanks told us about the community.
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- "Claire is one of the leading experts on Culper Spy Ring history, and she's done some phenomenal original manuscript research," Andrea Meyer said. "As a museum educator with a background in theater, she tells a great story."
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- "I say this all the time, and I hope people hear it: The East End of Long Island is a treasure trove for community journalism. People who live here, I think, may not realize just how good they have it," Shaw told us.
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- "We are happy to share that little extra something for the moms in all of our lives with our special Mother's Day collection for this special day and weekend," said Jane Ubell-Meyer.
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- "I feel in children's books that I'm able to give Kate's words some other kind of resonance. It doesn't change her words, but I hope it enriches words," Jim told us.
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- "All bets are off once I sit down, because the characters come to life and they are more compelling then these 5" by 7" cards. Once the characters start moving through space, they take me along," Riess told Hamptons.com.
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- "I wander from thought to thought, having learned but three things from my long night's moon. I believe in life. I believe in love. I believe we are responsible for each other," Rosenblatt reflected.
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- "The essays, inspired by five things moms don't have time to do (eat, read, work out, breathe, and have sex), are raw, real, literary, and will make every reader out there feel less alone," Owens shared.
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- "I was inspired to write 'Am I a Unicorn?' by the thousands of children that I've met over the years at school visits and book events," said author Stephanie Sorkin.
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- "I find greater beauty in that dichotomy of raw and real, and at times even a bit dark on the surface, next to the pristine and extraordinary world that exists in the depths; so contrasting that you might never even be able to imagine its existence when on the shore," Leidy told us.
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- "The book covers the period from basically 1919, when the baseball World Series was fixed, up through the beginning of the 21st century and how the mob is still functioning, and what it is doing and what's staying under the radar," Sussman told us.
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- "I want to help children with disabilities understand that others impose disability on them and they shouldn't let that happen. They are not "missing" anything. They are capable of doing great things and their imperfections make them perfect," said Justine Green, Ed.D.
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- "They're really intimate. We really want people that are attending to feel like they're able to ask questions and have some interaction," Fabiszak told us about this year's event.
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- "These promotions not only support these worthy non-profits but also encourage customers to support their local independent bookstore. It's a true win-win!" the BookHampton team shared.
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- "To me, the most exciting aspect of this story is the glamour and history of the titular 'Summer House' itself. It's sort of an unexpected setting for a murder mystery, and one I'm sure readers in the Hamptons are familiar with. Hopefully it doesn't freak them out too much…" said Patterson.
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- "First of all, I wanted to describe the drama and beauty of the sea. I loved writing about waves, wind, and weather. I'm also interested stories about risk-taking and adventure," said author Amity Gaige.
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- If your summer reading goals have been lacking lately, getting your hands on riveting reads just got a lot easier - because many Hamptons and East End-based libraries are now offering curbside pickup.
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