This book is about more than a park with a basketball court and a playground. It’s about more than a town with a witches parade every Halloween and a House with Seven Gables. It is the work of a poet who loves words, a citizen who loves his town, a professor who loves his students, a scholar who loves history, and man who loves humanity. Read this book, luxuriate in its spunk and style. Expect beautiful lines of poetry and prose, well documented and delivered essays of history, and an admiring (while critical) look at the condition of our present-day society. The author’s humanity saturates every page of this book like an overflowing witch’s cauldron. You’ll feel better.
It is the work of a poet who loves words, a citizen who loves his town, a professor who loves his students, a scholar who loves history, and man who loves humanity.
Read this book, luxuriate in its spunk and style. Expect beautiful lines of poetry and prose, well documented and delivered essays of history, and an admiring (while critical) look at the condition of our present-day society. The author’s humanity saturates every page of this book like an overflowing witch’s cauldron.
You’ll feel better.