Caleb’s Crossing
Geraldine’s new novel, Caleb’s Crossing, was published by Viking in May 2011. It is available in hardcover, audio and ebook. You can find out more about the book here.
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- From Savannah to Boulder–20 cities–click Tour Schedule to see where Geraldine will be in May and June
- Geraldine Brooks Delivers 2011 Boyer Lectures: “The Idea of Home”
- First Wampanoag degree from Harvard College in over 300 years
- New York Times book review of Caleb’s Crossing
- Interview in The Australian
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News
- From Savannah to Boulder–20 cities–click Tour Schedule to see where Geraldine will be in May and June
- Geraldine Brooks Delivers 2011 Boyer Lectures: “The Idea of Home”
- First Wampanoag degree from Harvard College in over 300 years
- New York Times book review of Caleb’s Crossing
- Interview in The Australian
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ingeborg van teeseling
very much looking forward to it
Geraldine
Thanks!
William Waterway Marks
Many “elders” involved with obtaining tribal recognition, and the former Wampanoag Medicine Man, Luther Madison, have long been friends of mine. I look forward to reading this intriguing story based on the real life fact of a Wampanoag from Martha’s Vineyard being the first Native American to graduate from Harvard in 1665.
Geraldine
Thanks William, for the wonderful photo of the cliffs, which captures their power and beauty. The book owes everything to the environmental and cultural stewardship of the Wampanoag Tribe. I first learned of Caleb in materials the tribe published, and the tribal lands of Aquinnah are a constant source of inspiration and refreshment.
Mary Brown
Is this book going to be available in e format?
Geraldine
Yes
Ginger B
I am so looking forward to reading your new book!! Will you be teaching at any writers’ conferences this summer? Would love to take a class from you sometime. I’m at work on a historical fiction (coincidentally, a tangential theme to your new book!).
Warm regards,
Ginger
Geraldine
Thanks Ginger. I won’t be teaching this summer, but I will be speaking a lot. I will post my schedule under events on this site soon. Stay tuned…