Captures the sights and emotions of America, from the Pacific Northwest, to the streets of San Francisco, to the Midwest-heartland, along the roads and highways in between, and back into the history of the American Southeast.
A new collection by one of America's most literate and compelling fantasists. This collection gathers 30,000 words of new fiction, and combines them with several uncollected stories.
Jack's most recent novel, The Haunting of Hood Canal, was released to rave reviews, as was his recent book of literary criticism, The American Writer: Shaping a Nation's Mind. Ghosts of Yesterday contains a nonfiction companion piece to The American Writer, which examines the role of fantasy in American literature.
