Q & A with Claudia Cardozo
In a Q & A with us last year, you mentioned that you were writing your first book. And...
Q & A with Judith Lynn Stillman
Thanks, Judy, for joining us here on Ocean State Stories. You have had such a distinguished career in so...
Q & A with artist, designer and illustrator Sophie Foulkes
Q & A with artist, designer and illustrator Sophie Foulkes Sophie, thanks for agreeing to do this. We learned...
Q & A with Gilded Newport Mysteries author Alyssa Maxwell
Let’s start with some big news: The Hallmark Mystery channel adapted your novel Murder at the Breakers as a movie. Congratulations!...
The Conceivable Future: Authors Talk About Family Planning Around Climate Crisis
‘I think making the climate connection to reproductive justice is the most important thing that we’re offering right now’...
Q & A with Block Island author Judy Tierney
Judy Tierney – Submitted photo Congratulations, Judy, on your latest book, The Washashore Murders: A Nor’easter Island Mystery. Let’s...
Q & A with Boston Globe R.I. reporter Ed Fitzpatrick
Let’s begin with the road you traveled to becoming a reporter. When and why did you first become interested...
Q & A with filmmaker Susan Sipprelle
Susan, your latest film, “Newport: In This Together,” has been getting a lot of media attention lately, including in...
Q & A with professor and author Mike Stanton
Mike, let’s start with today. You live in Rhode Island and are a journalism professor at the University of...
Providence’s Write Rhode Island grows literary community from the ground up
Originally published by The Providence Eye, a publication partner of Ocean State Stories. Rhode Island’s literary legacy stretches from...
Ocean State Stories launches redesigned site
‘Newsier’ tone more in line with websites of top newspapers NEWPORT – Ocean State Stories on Thursday launched a...
Q & A with Pawtucket State Rep. Jennifer Stewart
Welcome, Jennifer, to the Ocean State Stories Q & A forum. You are a state representative from District 59,...
Q & A with Neil D. Steinberg
Neil, you retired last May as the longtime president and CEO of the Rhode Island Foundation, when the baton...