Books by Edie Clark

Edie Clark’s clear-eyed and lyrical essays in The View from Mary's Farm capture the essence of New England’s weather, seasons, landscape, and its wonderfully independent-minded people. In the tradition of Frost, Thoreau, and Dickinson, Clark...

Discover a treasure trove of fascinating New England personalities with Edie Clark in States of Grace: Encounters with Real Yankees. You'll meet gardeners, beekeepers, magicians, authors, boat builders, historians, poets, fishermen, a former...

In Saturday Beans and Sunday Suppers, explore a delightful collection of thoughts, memories, and recipes from Edie Clark, one of New England’s cherished writers. Experience life-saving iced tea, classic Indian pudding, dandelion wine from a time...

Writer and editor Edie Clark was not expecting love to enter her life in the form of a young carpenter named Paul Bolton. She was facing the realities of a failing marriage, while Paul was a shy, gentle but sometimes troubled man...

Whenever Edie Clark asked her father about World War II, he would reply, "There isn't much to tell." But there were bags and boxes full of letters. And the story she found after her parents died, was as rich and strange and heartbreaking as a fairy tale...

In this collection of essays by award-winning Yankee Magazine writer Edie Clark, a woman alone in her mid-life finds a home in a small New Hampshire town. Divorced, remarried and then widowed, she has a lot of reckoning to do, a lot of questions to...

Read and treasure Edie Clark's Monadnock Tales; a long, narrative poem about Mount Monadnock, a mountain that is small in stature but big in the hearts of those who live near it and who recognize its mystical powers. Monadnock rivals Mt. Fuji as the...