How Mr. Fields Saved “The Scarlet Letter”
Without Mr. Fieldsm you might never have written the term paper
NH Indie Authors Go Print-on-Demand
POD can be cheaper, faster, and more profitable than traditional publishing, but the writer does all the work
Hidden Rooms, Open Hearts
The secret sanctuary behind a smoky curtain
Why Writers Starve
The official introduction to the guidebook I never get around to writing
The Trivial Pursuits of a Hyper-Local Historian
Mitt Romney, poetry, UFOs and whatever I'm into this week
The Media and Historic Preservation, Still a Friendly Forum?
Today's news is tomorrow's history they used to say
Living with the Ghost of Ichabod Goodwin
When your house is haunted by history--write a book about it.
Celia Thaxter Sold Typewriters
Writers have come a long way since 1887, more or less.
Turkeygate: A Thanksgiving Scandal
Some stories never let go. I've been retelling this one for half a century.
Turning Seacoast Fact into Historical Fiction
Kenneth Roberts drew heavily from local history for his novels and many have followed
Why Louis Wagner Was Definitely the Smuttynose Slayer
Long before writing the book, I was a missionary for fact over fiction.
Which Bartlett is Bartlett Street?
Research is all about WHO you know and WhAT they know