Summer Over Autumn: A Small Book of Small-Town Life
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Summer Over Autumnby Howard Mansfield
Howard Mansfield’s essays will delight readers from all walks of life: whether small town or big city and encourage them to further explore their own homes. Mansfield has an uncanny ability to entice hidden stories from everything around him and it shines through in these essays about neighbors, animals, tractors, trees, yard sales, funerals, money, and fidelity to time itself.
Published: Bauhan Publishing 2017
Print length:128 pages
Critical Praise and Endorsements:
Mel Allen (former editor of Yankee magazine): Shared that whenever Mansfield writes about the world around him, "I pay attention".
Edie Clark (beloved Yankee author): Noted it provides an "insightful but droll glimpse inside the life of one New England town" that goes straight to the heart of local culture.
Ernest Hebert (award winning novelist): Called it an epic written as if "Walt Whitman had come out of the grave in the persona of Howard Mansfield," recommending the collection for its big ideas.
Rosellen Brown (author): Described the book as "deep and extremely funny at the same time," wishing she could buy a copy for all of her New Hampshire friends.
Fritz Wetherbee (WMUR-TV Chronicle): Praised Mansfield as "hands-down, the finest writer of Yankee life today".
Howard Mansfield’s essays will delight readers from all walks of life: whether small town or big city and encourage them to further explore their own homes. Mansfield has an uncanny ability to entice hidden stories from everything around him and it shines through in these essays about neighbors, animals, tractors, trees, yard sales, funerals, money, and fidelity to time itself.
Published: Bauhan Publishing 2017
Print length:128 pages
Critical Praise and Endorsements:
Mel Allen (former editor of Yankee magazine): Shared that whenever Mansfield writes about the world around him, "I pay attention".
Edie Clark (beloved Yankee author): Noted it provides an "insightful but droll glimpse inside the life of one New England town" that goes straight to the heart of local culture.
Ernest Hebert (award winning novelist): Called it an epic written as if "Walt Whitman had come out of the grave in the persona of Howard Mansfield," recommending the collection for its big ideas.
Rosellen Brown (author): Described the book as "deep and extremely funny at the same time," wishing she could buy a copy for all of her New Hampshire friends.
Fritz Wetherbee (WMUR-TV Chronicle): Praised Mansfield as "hands-down, the finest writer of Yankee life today".
