Twice-Told Seacoast Press Twice-Told Tales of New Hampshire Paperback

Tom Rush bought a farm. Red Dunn checked himself into the state mental hospital. The Silvers were still working oxen on their dairy farms. Dick Mark thought being a househusband would leave him plenty of free time for reading. Samuel Kaymen woke up in a lean-to in a field and had an epiphany. The Shields family decided to publish a newspaper. Spud Dicey was worried about rock and roll bands poaching young musicians from his orchestra. National Guard summer camp was "like having a frontal lobotomy for two weeks." And Aristotle Onassis was the richest man in the world, but he couldn't buy New Hampshire.These stories, and more, about some of the more interesting New Hampshire characters and happenings of the early 1970s still ring true today, on their second time in print.