When Charles Dickens first visited Boston in 1842, he was less than impressed with his American cousins, and the feeling was mutual. Now, 25 years later, he has returned, bringing with him all the charm and joy of the Christmas Season. Join us, now, as we visit the Hub in that chilly yuletide of 1867, when a nation wearied by war embraced all the happiness Christmas can bestow. Come back, smell the roasting potatoes and chestnuts, listen to tinny carols cranked out by an old hurdy-gurdy, bathe in the scent of a thousand evergreen wreaths, and feel the tangible excitement that must have gripped the city in the knowledge that the Great Man had returned.About the author:
Drawn from contemporary newspapers and accounts, and lavishly illustrated with engravings and period photographs, Dickens in Boston is sure to enthrall anyone who loves Dickens, Boston, history, and the Spirit of Christmas itself. --Publisher's blurb
Eric Stanway is a prolific self-published author and freelance reporter. He contributes regularly to the Nashua Telegraph, Yankee Magazine, Monadnock Living Magazine and the Rindge and Fitzwilliam historical societies' publications. Eric is the former magazine editor, website support and page designer and production (advertising) designer for the Cabinet Press, Milford, New Hampshire. He served as features and editorial page editor, design editor and graphic artist of the Sentinel & Enterprise.
Join Eric at Toadstool Bookshop in Keene, NH on Saturday, November 25, 2023 at 11:00 am where he will present his newest release!
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