A major politician's wayward niece discovers the teenage diary she hid away 20-years-ago, before embarking on her self-righteous politically correct career. After complex legal maneuvering, the diary is pseudononymously published here for the first time.
THE DAY THE RAIN CAME
Meet Ashlyn, a wobbling teenager with one saving grace - a sense of humor as wicked as her tragic sense of life ("You see, I hate a lot of things, and life is only one of them"). Written by a schoolgirl from Maine over her 15th and 16th summers, this cinematic story follows Ashlyn through a few bad...
A major politician's wayward niece discovers the teenage diary she hid away 20-years-ago, before embarking on her self-righteous politically corre...
Mead-Hill is proud to present North of Boston, another edgy work from Meleena Erikson. This time the New England author turns her pen on women, men, relationships of all kinds, and memories, dreams, reflections on work, play, and just plain pondering the meanings of it all - there are no limits to the subject matter of the prose poems in this collection.
Besides Erikson's trademark humor-with-an-edge brand of mild irony, North of Boston is doubly interesting because of the way Meleena composed it: a set of daily stories, observations, thought pieces - call these what you will -...
Mead-Hill is proud to present North of Boston, another edgy work from Meleena Erikson. This time the New England author turns her pen on women, me...
