An Arsonist's Guide to Writers' Homes in New England: A Novel
by Brock Clarke
After burning down Emily Dickinson's house as a teen, a man finds himself entangled in new literary arsons years later, forcing him to confront his past and his place in the world.
About This Book
This novel follows a man whose life is upended after he accidentally burns down Emily Dickinson's house as a teenager.
Years later, further arsons at the homes of famous New England writers draw him back into the spotlight.
The story explores themes of guilt, identity, and the public's fascination with literary figures and scandal.
Through a blend of dark humor and introspection, the narrative examines how past mistakes shape present lives.
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