HNR Issue 18 (November 2001)
Picture Maker
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The narrator of this novel of prehistoric Native American culture is Gahrahstah (Picture Maker), a young Ganeogaono woman known for her artistic talents. ...Read Review
The Salt Letters
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This short novel reveals, from the point of view of a young woman, the hardships of the sea voyage from England to Australia ...Read Review
Badger Boy
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The Texas frontier, spring, 1865. So begins this latest historical western novel by one of the long-time giants in the field, Elmer Kelton. This ...Read Review
Carry Me Across the Water
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In this chronicle of an American businessman who started life as a German Jewish refugee, the writing is full of insights. We are ...Read Review
Our Arcadia: An American Watercolor
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Can a divorced mother, her best friend, her two young children, three artists and their various lovers live together in the same ...Read Review
Twelve Fingers
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Being born with twelve fingers portended that Dimitri “Dimo” Borja Korozec would become the world’s greatest assassin — or so thought his parents. ...Read Review
The Arthurian Companion (2nd ed.)
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Originally published in 1983 as a 100-page hardcover, The King Arthur Companion evolved to become an authoritative source for casual readers of Arthurian romances. ...Read Review
Her Infinite Variety: Stories of Shakespeare and the Women He Loved
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Berkman’s first book is quite simply a celebration of the women in the world of William Shakespeare. With very little known about ...Read Review
Moon Medicine
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Honore Greenwood, by his own admission a genius, fled France for America after slaying a man who raped the woman he loved. At ...Read Review
The Sentimental Soldier
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The mystery content of this Regency romance is slight but definitely present. Miss Prudence Marland, guised as a Moroccan prince, is rescued by ...Read Review
