Emilie C. Harting - Freelance Writer

“I always felt that I knew literary England like a book. But not this book. A Literary Tour Guide to England and Scotland is much more than a guide. It is a graphic account of the wheres and whens and hows of the Great Whos so made our culture what it is. It’s an invaluable companion.” — Louis Untermeyer

	A Literary Tour Guide to England and Scotland, published by William Morrow and translated into Japanese, gives personal descriptions of the almost one hundred homes and haunts of writers in England, Scotland, and Wales open to the public. The book is listed in bibliographies of literary travel books in The New York Times and other sources.

	A Literary Tour Guide to the Northeast: U.S., also published by William Morrow in hardback and paperback and translated into Japanese, takes the reader on a personal journey to locations associated with writers in New England and the Mid Atlantic States. The book has a separate chapter on Concord, Massachusetts, where Emerson, Thoreau, Hawthorne, and the Alcotts lived and worked in the mid-1800s.