Michael Stephen Daigle
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Recent posts
- Saying thanks when hard work paid off
- Kirkus Review of THE RED HAND: ‘One of modern fiction’s expertly drawn detectives.’
- ‘The Red Hand’ named a Distinguished Favorite in the 2019 NYC Big Book Awards
- The flag of his father
- The kid kicking stones and the old man and the rope
- Ironton, N.J., like Easton, Pa. undergoes changes. Come to the Easton Book Festival Friday to Sunday
- Easton, Pa. Book Festival, Oct. 25 to 27
- WIP: Mount Jensen: Max and Emma on the raft
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Tag Archives: Christmas
The Queen of Seasons
The old ones have gathered To teach the young ones of light; The songs we sing chase away night. The young ones have arrived To teach the old ones of joy; No more, they say, is time to destroy. The … Continue reading
Change for Christmas
The boy had the items laid out on the end of the cash register belt. There were twelve: A pint of milk; a loaf of white bread; a package of that ham that is miraculously square; an apple; three Snickers; … Continue reading
A Christmas tale, 2012
I don’t know how my neighbor could have had a worse year. He lost his job when the paper mill shut down, then lost his part-time job when the trucking company cut routes. His mother died early in the year … Continue reading
