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And the great reviews keep pouring in! Sims notes that "Bouman includes a brief bibliographical thank you to source books and specialists, but even without it, his nuanced research on courtroom law, drug addiction, barn building underlies the story like the strata that shape the hills of Wild Thyme." Make sure to grab a copy of Fateful Mornings, out next week! http://ow.ly/qt4m30cOy5k

You might need a subscription to the WSJ to read the whole review, but we think these two quotes sum it up quite well: The history of loyalist William Franklin and his famous father has been told before but not as fully or as well as it is by Daniel Mark Epstein in The Loyal Son. Mr. Epstein, a biographer and poet, has done a lot of fresh research and invests his narrative with literary grace and judicious sympathy for both father and son. William Franklin’s motto was P...ro Rege & Patria. Mr. Epstein’s engrossing account of his ordeal in striving to be faithful to that motto illuminates the plight of the hundreds of thousands of British Americans who remained, during the Revolution, devoted to both crown and country. Make sure to check out Daniel Epstein's The Loyal Son! http://ow.ly/fjgW30cOwQb

Be sure to visit the Proprietary House on June 30th for a reading and discussion of Daniel Epstein's new book, The Loyal Son. Epstein documents the complicated relationship between Benjamin Franklin and his son, William, as well as the effect of the American Revolution on the Franklin family. The reading begins at 7:00, and admission is free! We hope to see you there.

"James Curtis captures the dueling sides of Sahl’s persona in Last Man Standing, his fair-minded new biography... Curtis’s interviews with the likes of Woody Allen, Dick Cavett and Sahl himself (he turned 90 this year) give the reader a clear sense of his nimble mind and his influence on younger talents." Make sure to check out the review of Last Man Standing! http://ow.ly/xb6c30csZ73

Remembering one of our authors, Louis Sarno, today; a man whose work and writing we will always respect and admire. https://www.nytimes.com//louis-sarno-dead-studied-pygmies-