As we enter Christmas week, there is no better time to pause, count our blessings, and give thanks. I recently did so in my “author e-blast,” which I will also …
Award-winning Stephen Puleo is the author of The Caning,
A City So Grand, The Boston Italians, Due to Enemy Action, and Dark Tide.
Events
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- February 12
- Dark Tide
- Millis Public Library
Roche Brothers Community Room
961 Main Street
Millis MA
7:00 p.m.
In conjunction with "Millis Reads Dark Tide"
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- February 27
- Dark Tide
- Millis (MA) Middle/High School
(Students and faculty only)
In conjunction with "Millis Reads Dark Tide"
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- March 12
- Dark Tide
- Whitman Hanson Regional High School
600 Franklin Street
Whitman MA
6:00 p.m.
(Part of Whitman community-wide read program)
- See complete event calendar
Critical Acclaim
"Due To Enemy Action's character-driven narrative leaves readers with searing images of a routine day that changed lives forever."— Boston Globe
About the book
“[A] gripping, richly detailed, and well-written account of nineteenth-century America on the cusp of Civil War.” — ForeWord Reviews
About The Caning
The Caning
The Caning depicts a turning point in American history: the beating of U.S. Senator Charles Sumner and the beginning of the war over slavery.
The Dunlap Broadside
After Congress approved the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776, delegates ordered it printed that night. At this point, no one had signed the document — the only names …
Happy July 2!
One of the great misconceptions in American history relates to the July 4 holiday. The actual vote for independence by the Continental Congress came on July 2. Delegates began debating …