The Sisigwad Papers

by Tom Sawyer

In Fire Sale, you discovered that the Upper Peninsula town of Sisigwad had a decades old curse upon it. With the Sisigwad Papers, you learn that this small Michigan hamlet has always had a strange and somewhat curious history. A history that was rarely talked about and only in whispers. Influenced by its unique geographical location and some of its inhabitants, Sisigwad has long been shrouded in mystery and dark secrets long forgotten by the fog of time. Until now. From it's earliest days and beginnings to its current ghost town status, Sisigwad has bore witness to the weird and wonderful, as well as the unbelievable and the uncanny. Like so many in its past, you will be asking, what is it about Sisigwad?

104 pages, Paperback

First published April 12, 2012

About the author

Tom Sawyer is a Michigan writer. Since starting out as a 17 year-old, with a weekly newspaper, he has authored the novels The Lighthouse, Fire Sale, The Sisigwad Papers and the Last Big Hit. He has also written a number of short stories that have been featured in various publications. A lifelong Waterford resident, he and his wife Colleen have three children. His latest novel is his Hammer Films-inspired vampire tale published by Black Bed Sheet Books, SHADOWS IN THE DARK, available in all ebook formats and special edition paperback at www.downwarden.com/blackbedsheetstore