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The journal of Peveril Meigs and Richard Worsam Meade of their voyage to Alaska on the Saginaw.

Come visit an enchanting place too long overlooked in American History, where steamboats battled difficult waters to bring life to the banks of the Arkansas and Louisiana waterway known as Bayou Bartholomew. Artfully written, this narrative flows like the landscape it describes, brimming with facts, details and family names so valuable to historians and genealogists. Beginning with the first inhabitants and a brief description of the archeolog...

Twenty-two stories of loss and redemption, death and fate, memory and forgiveness. Between these covers God and Satan chat on a city bus, the specter in a haunted well demands revenge, a serial decapitator stalks a small town, Sherlock Holmes and Edgar Allan Poe get mixed up with the three little pigs, and much more.