A writer and photographer, Robert Todd Felton has written about Thoreau's Walden Pond, Yeats' Ireland, and Emerson's Boston. He has also penned articles on hiking in the footsteps of Jack Kerouac, exploring Hunter S.
On the Road, Hamlet, Walden, The Collected Poems of William Butler Yeats, The Playboy and the Western World, King Lear, The Lies Boys Tell,
Favorite Authors
Jack Kerouac, William Shakespeare, Annie Dillard, William Butler Yeats, John Millington Synge, Ernest Hemingway, David Roderick
What I'm Reading
The Sin Eaters by Andrew Beahrs
I was not prepared for this one. I'm not a big historical fiction guy and Jacobean society is not one of my interests, yet I am captivated by Beahrs' book. His voice is compelling, his main character (an elderly woman) captivating, and the plot intriguing. Now, granted, I am only on page 25, but so far, so really good. It reminds me of Waiting for the Barbarians by J.M. Coetzee.
What I'm Listening To:
Locket & Key by Donna The Buffalo
Fun, singable folk rock with a social conscience. Sign me up for more.
Do you ever have the experience when you are traveling of turning a corner in a city you’ve never been in before and having the feeling you’ve been there before?
Okay, I've been trying all day to update the "What I'm Reading" portion of my bio because I am halfway through a really fun book and want to share it. So, here's what I had written:
Okay - I was going to begin my series on how to photograph a literary landmark today, but that will have to wait a day. I've got news to report. First is that the book launch party for Walk
I want to thank the good people of Salem who came to hear me speak at the inaugural Salem Literary Festival on Saturday night. The thoughtfullness and curiosity of the discussion made it one of t
I am thrilled by this recent mention of my book and book launch event by Bonnie Wells of the Amherst Bulletin. You can see the full round-up of books by local authors at:
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