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Joseph A. Citro
BLOG: http://josephacitro.blogspot.comNative Vermonter, novelist, and public radio commentator, Joseph A. Citro has done a lot to keep New England's history and folklore alive in the popular culture. His 14 books include five novels of suspense, four volumes of historical oddities, a collection... show more



BLOG: http://josephacitro.blogspot.comNative Vermonter, novelist, and public radio commentator, Joseph A. Citro has done a lot to keep New England's history and folklore alive in the popular culture. His 14 books include five novels of suspense, four volumes of historical oddities, a collection of regional humor, three "eccentric" travel guides, and a co-edited book of essays.His classic and best-selling Green Mountain Ghosts, Ghouls and Unsolved Mysteries (Houghton Mifflin 1994) was the most comprehensive collection of offbeat Vermont lore ever assembled; it has survived over 15 printingsIt was supplemented by Passing Strange (1996), Green Mountains, Dark Tales (1999), The Vermont Ghost Guide (2000), and Curious New England (2003). His newest addition is a collection of crypto-creatures called The Vermont Monster Guide, named by Cryptomundo as one of the TOP 10 Cryptozoology books of 2009.His first ebook, a collection of short fiction called NOT YET DEAD is now available. Joe Citro's novels present a dark and mystical side of the Vermont experience. They include Shadow Child, Guardian Angels, The Gore, Lake Monsters and Deus-X.Since 1992 his commentary series on public radio has featured Vermont and New England's best-loved ghosts, monsters, madmen, and mysteries. Since becoming a professional writer in 1987, he has taught at local colleges, lectured widely, and appeared on regional and national radio and television. Two videos based on his work are now in production.

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jbarrett5 book reviews, etc
jbarrett5 book reviews, etc rated it 10 years ago
Weird New England, Your travel guide to New Englands local legends, Best Kept Secrets by Joseph CitroLots of places to visit with the unusual especially in my back yard. Always good for a day trip.4 statues of frogs sitting on spools of thread over the Willamantic River, CT would be a good photo op...
mpontiff
mpontiff rated it 12 years ago
This book just didn't do it for me. From the title and description, I expected a man to be searching for a lake monster. The story starts out that way but then takes a turn and goes off on another plot. There's several holes in the new plot that are either poorly explained or not at all - the girl, ...
There Might Be Cupcakes and Books
There Might Be Cupcakes and Books rated it 12 years ago
A little too jokey for my taste, but this was balanced out by some excellent ghost stories.
A Man With An Agenda
A Man With An Agenda rated it 12 years ago
Dad bought me this book when I was 9 or 10, I had really gotten into 'Mysterious New England' which had been a gift from my grandmother on Christmas, so he got all excited about getting me every single weird New England book out there. And you might know just how many of those books there are. 'Pass...
altheaann
altheaann rated it 12 years ago
These Datlow/Windling collections were the best 'bests' ever! I've totally lost track of which ones I've read and which ones I haven't, though. This one was definitely new to me - and most of the stories were new to me as well - and mostly excellent.The 'Year' in question here was 1989. Apparently a...
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