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A Girl Named Annie
The year is 1956. Howard Smith is a young man, a teenager, just transplanted from New Jersey to Minnesota. The move has allowed him to escape from a messy, unresolved social situation and begin anew. By pure chance, he meets Annie, a young woman from Chicago. She is the young woman who every parent dream of having as a daughter. She is brilliant, straightforward, athletic and charming. Her grandmother and her mother were renown concert pianist and Annie at fifteen is already more adept at the piano than either her mother or grandmother. Annie's life is complicated because she has a high IQ, goes to an all-girls school, and her very wealthy father treats her like a twelve-year-old. All of thi...
Six Sundays
Howard Stevens is 73 years old. He's had a good and full life, two wives five children and four careers. He made enough money and gave when he could. For most of the past three months he has been pestered by memories of episodes and events from his childhood growing up in New Jersey. He decides to spend the next Six Sundays in church where he has both peace and quiet and uninterrupted time to review and put in order his memories. There is a seven-year-old neighbor friend who dies of an accidental gunshot, a dear friend who later becomes his girlfriend, an important adult commits suicide and one of his three best friends drowns. His life revolves around doing well in school, exploring a wood,...
His Sisters
His Sisters is the story of five women, a stepbrother and the men and women they come to treasure and love. They are each blessed with good looks, talent, and health, but find themselves as adults incomplete, isolated people only appearing to the world to be successful. Through a series of fateful circumstances and misfortunes, they cross paths find each other and help one another rise above their individual personal shortcomings, unwelcome events, and tragedies. Over the course of a year, their lives are bettered, refreshed, and made whole in ways they could have never imagined or dreamed possible. They find themselves looking forward to lives filled with love hope and strength.
Adventures and Letters of Richard Harding Davis
Reproduction of the original.
Foreign Service List
List for March 7, 1844, is the list for September 10, 1842, amended in manuscript.
