Winter at Blackwood (2018)
The Glass Archivist (2023)
An intimate study of family silences and architectural preservation, following two estranged sisters cataloging an ancestral stone manor in Vermont before its final transfer to state conservation.
Set along the windswept Maine peninsula during the winter of 1938, this centerpiece narrative tracks a reclusive museum cataloger whose discovery of unrecorded maritime diaries reveals an undocumented coastal settlement.
The Quiet Meridian (2014)
A debut novel centered on an astronomical surveyor charting remote boundary markers across the Maritime Provinces during the transition to telegraph networks.
Reading Group Protocol
Chapter Division
Thematic Inquiry
Author Dispatch
Structure group readings into three distinct chronological sittings to let the archival documents and dual timelines unfold without premature revelation.
Examine the moral boundary between historical preservation and personal erasure using the author's prepared textual marginalia and source notes.
Submit your circle's discussion questions three weeks prior to your meeting to receive bespoke written reflections from the Vermont desk.
Hardcovers and Translations
All three novels remain in print through Cape & Meridian Press, issued in smyth-sewn cloth hardcovers with archival dust wrappers and custom map endpapers drawn by cartographer Donald Vance.
Foreign translations are currently available across eight territories, including French editions from Éditions du Seuil, German hardcovers from Hanser Verlag, and Italian paperback prints through Sellerio Editore.
Reading circles and independent booksellers may request signed bookplates or arrange bulk hardcover orders directly through the desk.