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9 Lupine Road

Here’s a sneak peek of the cover of my forthcoming novel, 9 Lupine Road, which is, as the cover states, “A Supernatural Tale on the Tracks of Kerouac.” What does that mean? You’ll have to wait for March to find out. In the meantime, you can pre-order at the Homebound Publications store here.

Flash Nonfiction Food

The book Flash Nonfiction Food is out from Woodhall Press! Both Amy and I have stories in this collection, edited by Kathryn Fitzpatrick and Tom Hazuka. Get yourself a copy today and enjoy the taste of very delicious, very short, very true stories.

Literary Geography wins the Eric Hoffer Book Award for Reference

I was proud to write 4 chapters in the amazing book, Literary Geography (Greenwood Press, 2019), edited by Lynn Houston. It has now won the Eric Hoffer Book Award for Reference. It’s expensive, but get your library to buy a copy today.

Faculty Commencement Speaker

The class of 1929 at the Junior College of Connecticut, which later became the University of Bridgeport.

I am proud to have been chosen as the 2020 faculty commencement speaker for the University of Bridgeport’s first ever “virtual” graduation. Here’s a video of me giving a ‘preview’ to students. Full video to come.

Seeking Sustainability at Nod Hill

Read my article in the spring issue of Edible Nutmeg on Nod Hill Brewery in Connecticut.

Tom Thumb's Carriage

Missed this article that I was interviewed for in Sea Coast Online, about “the day Tom Thumb came to town.”

The Structure of No Structure

Read my review of Karl Ove Knausgaard’s magnum opus at Berfrois.

Pepperidge Farms Delivers

Check out our latest story, on Pepperidge Farm founder, Margaret Rudkin, at Edible Nutmeg.

A Day in Collinsville

Recently, one of my honors students, Richard Greo, interviewed author David K. Leff about his classic book, The Last Undiscovered Place.

Brainwaves Anthology

My wife, poet Amy Nawrocki, was recently interviewed for the online Brainwaves Anthology. Check out her poetry readings and thoughts on her favorite teacher, Prof. Roxie Ray.