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Craig R. Hipkins

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Born
in Worcester, The United States
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Howard Pyle, Sir Walter Scott

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November 2019


Craig R. Hipkins was born in Worcester, Massachusetts. He currently lives in North Carolina.
Craig published his first book, “Fireballs: A History of Meteors and other Atmospheric Phenomena” in 2009. Adalbert is his first novel. It is the sequel to the novel Astrolabe written by his late twin brother Jay S. Hipkins (1968-2018)
He is an avid long distance runner. He also enjoys astronomy and reading history in his spare time.

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Bandy

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Clement: The Green Ship

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Adalbert

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William Cullen Bryant: To A Waterfowl

 By Craig: I don't read a lot of poetry. I mostly read novels, history and science books. However, certain poems strike my fancy. One of these is W. C. Bryant's To A Waterfowl. I am not certain when Bryant wrote it, but I imagine it was one of his earlier poems. To me, it is his best. A man stands on the shore near dusk and observes a waterfowl. Bryant doesn't specifically tell the reader what kin

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Something strange is happening in the town of Oasis. The Dead Game is book # 1 in a trilogy by Susanne Leist. This book has that small town vibe that resonates with the reader. I previously read this authors novel Meet me in Maine, which I enjoyed an ...more
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I had not read anything by author Susanne Leist before but had noticed this book and decided to give it a shot. I was not disappointed. The novel revolves along the fictional town of Blue Harbor Maine. Two young women, disillusioned with life in the ...more
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I bought a copy of this book after visiting the Cowpens battlefield over the summer. I found it to be a compelling read. Tarleton was a womanizing rake but definitely had talent when it came to the battlefield. The author does a great job giving the ...more
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Perhaps my favorite genre to read is historical fiction. I have read a few of Peggy McGee’s books before and found them to be entertaining. She writes with a Christian theme in mind. This book was a splendid read, fast paced with plenty of substance ...more
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