This 100th anniversary edition includes a new introduction, in which the author presents the theories that he has developed since Murder in the Adirondacks was published nearly 20 years ago. The Gillette-Brown murder case from which Dreiser drew his An American Tragedy was a sensation in its day. Newsman Craig Brandon has done a remarkable job of researching the case and the family backgrounds of the two principals and, is probably more familiar with the complete story than Dreiser ever was. Yet with all this information, this new treatment reads like a novel. Accompanied with over 100 photos, Murder in the Adirondacks sheds new light on what was a "yellow Journalist's" delight in 1906. A must read for all Dreiser students.

Murder in the Adirondacks: "An American Tragedy" revisited

Craig Brandon

North Country Books

This 100th anniversary edition includes a new introduction, in which the author presents the theories that he has developed since Murder in the Adirondacks was published nearly 20 years ago. The Gillette-Brown murder case from which Dreiser drew his An American Tragedy was a sensation in its day. Newsman Craig Brandon has done a remarkable job of researching the case and the family backgrounds of the two principals and, is probably more familiar with the complete story than Dreiser ever was. Yet with all this information, this new treatment reads like a novel. Accompanied with over 100 photos, Murder in the Adirondacks sheds new light on what was a yellow journalist's delight in 1906. A must read for all Dreiser students.

Murder in the Adirondacks : An American Tragedy Revisited

Brandon, Craig

The Chester Gillette murder case of 1906 shocked the nation and inspried Theodore Dreiser's novel "An American Tragedy." Among the important pieces of evidence were the victim's letters to her murderer. They are included here along with extensive footnotes and an introduction by the leading expert on the case.

Grace Brown's Love Letters

Surry Cottage Books

The most climbed mountain in North America, Mount Monadnock in southern New Hampshire has a long and interesting history from visits by Thoreau and Emerson to the 100,000 people who hike it each year. This books includes the literary and artistic impact it has had on artists for more than a century and the efforts to preserve it.

Monadnock: More than a Mountain

History

Americas

The 2006 edition of the final writings of the victim in the 1906 Chester Gillette murder case are augmented by her recently found 1902 diary. The complete correspondance between Grace Brown and Chester Gillette are included here, just as they were read at the trial. Included are photos of the original letters and many of the people mentioned in the letters.

Grace Brown's Love Letters Second Edition

With three authors covering three states, 300 interviews and 250 pictures, Good Night Irene is the most complete book about the Aug. 28, 2011 disaster. The book features incredible stories about what the survivors lost and how their neighbors helped them through the experience. Read more about it on the Surry Cottage Books web site.

Good Night Irene: Stories and Photos about the tropical storm that devastated Vermont, the Catskills and the Berkshires

Politics & Social Sciences

MICHAEL RYAN

Nicole Garman

Sociology

Stratham, New Hampshire, which celebrates its 300th anniversary in 2016, is producing this book to update its history. It is full of interesting stories about the origins of names, stories from its history and explains how the town developed from a rural community to the nation's best community.

Stratham at 300

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