HNR Issue 20 (May 2002)
The Bermuda Indenture
The Bermuda Indenture hinges on a title search, which sounds like one of the most boring tasks in the world,…
Old Men at Midnight
This trilogy of related stories features one woman, Ilana Davita Dinn, writer, feminist and collector of stories. In the first…
Written on the Wind: Daughters of Fortune, v. 1
Written on the Wind is the story of the three daughters of a man who had been determined to have…
The Banyan Tree
The new paperback edition of Nolan’s 1999 novel should nudge those readers who haven’t already partaken of this reflective lyrical…
The Caprices
The nine stories here are bound together geographically by events occurring in a rough triangle between Australia, the Philippines and…
Behold, This Dreamer
This is the first in a trilogy that will take readers through the life of Janson Sanders. Through her artful…
Officer of the Court
It’s 1943 and World War II rages across the world. Major Harry Voss of the Judge Advocate General’s office, fresh…
Our Yanks
After August 1943, life in the rural village of King’s Thorpe is never the same. Even more cataclysmic than the…
Downriver
Although I’ve enjoyed many of Wheeler’s books about the American West, this is the first of his Barnaby Skye adventures…
A Press of Canvas, A Fine Tops’l Breeze, The Evening Gun
William H. White has spent a lifetime nurturing a love for the sea and for the intrepid sailors who faced…
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