On Beacon Street is a work of poetry that can be compared to Sherwood Anderson’s short story collection, “Winesburg Ohio”. In this collection of poems Sarah Brashear captures the nuances of coming of age and living in small town America.

On Beacon Street

Literature & Fiction

Brashear, Sarah

Poetry

Cawing Crow Press

Restaurant in Walking Distance and Everything

Yelle, Gerald

Genre Fiction

A young and overweight Andy makes a bold decision to place a personal ad in his small-town newspaper. It’s a decision that launches him headfirst into an all-new stage in his life, one full of opportunities to explore his sexuality while ignoring what he should really be doing: finding his place in the world. Armed with fairy-tale expectations, he quickly discovers just how selfish and deceptive the people he naively believes he trusts can be.

Chasing the Elusive

Beekman-Myers, Edward

Meet Jennifer Lewis and Danny Wilcox, two-star crossed lovers, teens who share a common bond. They’re both undead, lonely, scared, and searching for answers. They know there are others like themselves; undead, but alive in both spirit and mind. Leaving the relative safety of their hometown, they set out in a quest for their own kind.

Trail of Love and Death

Lett, Matthew

Luv, Louis

In 1946, a tragic event changes eight-year-old Hannah Jonesen’s life forever: her mother dies, leaving the girl and her papa, JOHAN, to run the family farm alone. Stern but loving, Johan teaches Hannah about the importance of work. Lieula, Hannah’s feisty maternal grandmother, questions whether Johan is responsible enough to raise his daughter by himself; Hannah wishes they wouldn’t argue, but she loves her grandma’s company. And the townspeople of Munich, North Dakota, are like an extended family, watching over the motherless girl.

It's Me, Hannah

Bunde, Carleen

“I thought I was losing my ever-loving mind and falling off the face of the earth.” Everything comes in threes. From plane crashes to school shootings to Brandy Hart as a third generation predatory female. Even though her life is at stake, she can’t recall why she is the way she is. Brandy complacently flashes her dentist office poster smile and uses the combination of 32 DDD 19 34 to unlock any door, including the White House’s. Possessing all the water in the world doesn’t mean Brandy isn’t thirsty; it means she’s drowning her true identity of Alice.

Swoondalini

Suddeth, Chris

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