For the past few years National Public Radio's Morning Edition has gone noir in August, profiling crime novelists and the places they write about. Their "Crime in the City" series kicked off on Monday, August 1, with a visit to Brattleboro, "one of America's best small art towns highlighted with white church steeples."
NPR's Neda Ulaby talked to our own Archer Mayor, author of 25 Detective Joe Gunther mysteries, about setting his novels in, as Mayor describes Brattleboro, Vermont, "... such an inordinately pleasant place."
Or is it?
Click here to hear this fascinating exploration of another side of our fair city.

as any anywhere. Brattleboro's the hub and heart, offering all the services and opportunities found in urban centers far larger with a personal, small-town touch.
waterways for shipping and the springs for health. Paper millers and organ makers set the stage for today's manufacturers of precision products.
and cultural diversions...from a movie, opera or concert at the Latchis to the ever-changing diverting exhibits at the Brattleboro Museum and Art Center.
from Boston, Hartford, the New York Metro Area and even from Montreal.
