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Three tales of New England that combine traditional literary fiction with speculative.
The Stylite is a tale of love, family, and betrayal. br />
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Mothers' Teat is a story of a dysfunctional family and the decision a young woman must make as to whom she will kill. br />
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Hansom Dove is speculative fiction at its most terriffying and most sensual. br />
| |  | | Widow's Walk an excerpt
“Widow’s Walk” is a novel about starting life over, about middle-age love, about the Irish American experience, and about the role of faith, love, and responsibility in our lives
span class="Apple-style-span" style="font-size: 16px; line-height: 24px; ">People like Danny O’Brien don't just wash their cars – they bathe them with deliberation. First they get ready, which starts with the right clothes. Danny always changes into his cutoff jeans, the last pair he has left from college. He has to suck in his stomach to snap them shut, and they have long ago stopped feeling comfortable, but they represent his youth so he won’t throw them out. He doesn’t tuck his Grateful Dead T-shirt in. He probably wouldn’t have anyway, but with it ha |
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