The Taking of Jemima Boone; Colonial Settlers, Tribal Nations, and the Kidnapping that Shaped America by Mathew Pearl
The most intensely detailed picture of colonial life I could have asked for…
Author: Theophanes Avery
Theophanes Avery is a hapless wanderer, avid writer, artist, adventurer, joyfully androgynous being, and all around lover of life. They are the author of their debut book Honoring Echo as well as the writer of numerous blogs on many subjects.
Over My Dead Body; Unearthing the Hidden History of America’s Cemeteries by Greg Melville
A breezy read full of bizarre and beautiful facts about American cemeteries!
Entheophage by Drema Deoraic
A Michael Chrichton-esque sci-fi with a unique storyline, easy to understand scientific theories, a large complex cast of characters, and a moral arch.
A Guide to Historic Burial Grounds in Newport – Lewis Keen
It’s been a while since I have given any love to this blog because I have only been reading books relating to New England and travel as of late but I have come to realize these are still books and
Book Review: The Violins Played before Junstan – Lou Kemp
Well, life has been stressful but I am starting to get back into reading and reviewing unknown indie authors. And as is my pattern I am targeting what I hope to be hidden gems that have less than ten reviews.
Qwerty: A Haunting by Barbara Avon
A sultry noir vibe and a little twist ending.
Creating Cinderella – Multiple Authors
A diverse collection of Cinderella retellings worth a good peek.
Puckwudgie Legend of Sunset Hill – Ralph S Hutchinson
A local man recounts his encounters with weird beasts in the woods of New Hampshire.
Dreamscapes: An Autobiographical Account of Dreaming by Astra Crompton
One person, 12 dreams expertly sewn together in the form of short stories. Intrigued? I was.
The Weird Sisters of Wynter’s Hill – Helen Whistberry
A fun little dip into a novel noir with a paranormal twist.
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