Ash Hill Publishing publishes many of the books that you will find listed at this blog, including books on religion, history, biography, and genealogy.

For example, if you are interested in a different twist and empathetic telling of how and why Jesus came among us two thousand years ago, get either the hardback or paperback of “Metamorphosis: How Jesus of Nazareth Vanquished the Legion of Sin”: paperback, Metamorphosis: How Jesus of Nazareth Conquered the Legion of Fear–softcover | Ash Hill Publishing hardcover, Metamorphosis: How Jesus of Nazareth Vanquished the Legion of Fear–Hardcover | Ash Hill Publishing

For the first complete narrative retelling of Captain John Smith (of Jamestown and Pocahontas fame) and his voyage along the New England coast in 1614, which includes an account of Smith’s life and his Anglican Christian beliefs, see The Seamark: Captain John Smith’s Voyage to New England | Ash Hill Publishing

In fiction, I have two choices for you. If you are interested in historical fiction I recommend “The Curse of the Bronze Amulet,” a story set in eighteenth-century New England with a touch of fantasy and a touch of romance: The Curse of the Bronze Amulet | Ash Hill Publishing

I your interests run to Christian fiction, I recommend “The Christmas Miracle,” the story of a man facing death whose dreams transform him on Christmas Eve: The Christmas Miracle | Ash Hill Publishing

For a narrative account of Baptist missionaries in Oklahoma leading to the founding and complete history of the famous Indian missionary school Bacone College, see Marking the Jesus Road: Bacone College through the Years | Ash Hill Publishing

For a biography of one of the most significant Protestant missionaries, Daniel Little, among the Indians of New England in the eighteenth century, see Apostle of the East–soft cover | Ash Hill Publishing or for hardcover, The Apostle of the East–Hardcover | Ash Hill Publishing

If your taste runs to local history telling the stories of normal individuals living during changing and turbulent times in the 1800s and 1900s, I recommend the following:

For New England, and the biographical portraits of two women who kept extensive diaries and other writings to tell their story: The Memories of Lida Newcomb | Ash Hill Publishing and The Memories of Katie Perkins | Ash Hill Publishing

For the American South, especially Arkansas and Oklahoma, and the stories of hardy pioneer men and women on the frontier in the mid to late 1800s, see Van Sorrels the Woodcutting Musician | Ash Hill Publishing and Claude Largent and the American Dream | Ash Hill Publishing

For a history of the Lawson and related families of the American South, see The Lawsons of the American Southern Hill Country | Ash Hill Publishing

All of these books can be ordered and paid for online, and you can arrange for shipping. Each copy is signed and dated by the author.

Of course, this blog, TheAmericanPlutarch, also has links to many other books I have written that you can purchase directly from the publisher, including my newest books, “American Catholics: American Catholics: An Encyclopedic History: Russell M. Lawson: Bloomsbury Academic – Bloomsbury and “Science in the Ancient World”: Science in the Ancient World: From Antiquity through the Middle Ages: Russell M. Lawson: ABC-CLIO – Bloomsbury

Happy Reading!