Böcker utgivna av Bauhan (William L.),U.S.

An exploration of how people and water interact

Explores the traditions of Parades and their role in American culture.

Sydney M. Williams III shares new musings on family, nature, and the miracles to be found in everyday life

Following up on his book, Claremont Boy, noted attorney Joseph D. Steinfield offers more thoughtful commentary in this new collection of essays.

A lively collection of literary essays about bars, booze, and traveling the American West.

An entertaining autobiography looking back at an exceptionally varied ministry in the Church of England.

Winner of the 2020 May Sarton New Hampshire Poetry Prize

Poetry collection exploring female gender roles.

A new edition of short stories which cover upper-class family life in India and cultural displacement and exile in North America.

Winner of the 2020 Monadnock Essay Collection Prize

A thoughtful, historically-grounded, and often humorous memoir, interweaving personal experience with an exploration of the roots of ethnic stereotypes and antisemitism.

Poetry of startling grace and clarity

Clearly written and thoroughly researched, students & scholars will find it invaluable

A treasure-trove for current friends of poetry, and a legacy for future generations

The story of transforming a worn-down Gilded Age relic into a sustainable and handsome family home

A beautiful kaleidoscope of care, courage, and commitment

Winner of the sixth annual May Sarton New Hampshire Poetry Prize

A collection of poems

Winner of the 2015 May Sarton New Hampshire Poetry Prize

The re-issue with a new introduction of Jud Hale's captivating and moving memoir of his larger-than-life American family

Block, Paper, Chisels is a colorful collection of over seventy prints created by artist Kim Cunningham throughout her four decades in the Monadnock Region of New Hampshire.

This inventive book has at its core a collection of linked short stories depicting the lives of sideshow oddities in an early twentieth-century carnival traveling through the rural south. While the fiction opens a door to another world, ultimately it invites readers to think differently about the world we inhabit and the universal need to belong, to experience redemption, to reclaim our imperfections as part of what makes us whole. An introductory essay frames the collection, inviting readers to consider more deeply how the socio-historical context and characters create metaphors for our own experience. The book concludes with a series of creative prompts to engage readers with the text so that the stories continue to unfold.