Overview :From rural New Hampshire and on to New York, Paris, and London, The Clarksons is a panoramic tale of a multi-generational family of novelist... Read More
Overview :At the Almont is a six-novel Hexalogy. In the first novel, "The Helpmeet," an over-confident philosopher is checkmated by his younger wife w... Read More
Overview :Second Trilogy contains three short novels including: "The Fence," a tightly-woven existentialist fable; "Oblivion," a caustic look at the f... Read More
Overview :First Trilogy contains three short novels including "The Poet at Home," "My Soul is Among Lions," and "Professor Chamberlin." The narrators ... Read More
Overview :There are six novels in Somewhat Deeper Thoughts. In Bossa Nova at the Copinette, a Young Turk in cognitive studies finds both true love and... Read More
Overview :An existentialist philosopher, Jack Ireland, is invited to Genoa, Italy, to search for a packet of missing letters supposedly left in a gran... Read More
Overview :A successful abstract painter now living in an artists' colony in upstate New York sits down with a short-story writer over a period of thre... Read More
Overview :Drinking up the Sea contains six novels subtitled "A Hurley Hexalogy." Included are "The Last Existentialist," in which a ninety-year-old ph... Read More
Overview :Falling Through Time is J. Hayes Hurley's fifth hexalogy. It the first novel, "Maxie Howell Versus Clock Time," a young man brought up in th... Read More
Overview :A young novelist and a newly minted philosopher take off on a road trip across America in a refurbished VW van. Along the way they meet a ho... Read More