A Jericho's Cobble Miscellany

A genre-bending work similar to Edgar Lee Masters’ A Spoon River Anthology, this "miscellany" is a portrait of a fictional New England small town over the past several hundred years, celebratory and insightful, its stories recounted by more than a hundred voices, those of the living—white, Black, Native American, male, female, gay—and of the dead, and also of inanimate objects—a neglected upright piano, a bench along a nature trail—in poems, dialogues, roadside markers, tombstones, business...