Auteur: Crittenden Marriott

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There is a floating island in the sea where no explorer has set foot, or, setting foot, has returned to tell of what he saw. Lying at our very doors, in the direct path of every steamer from the Gulf …

Excerpt: "When the beautiful Sally Habersham accepted Dick Ogilvie her girl associates rejoiced quite as much as she did, foreseeing the return to their orbits of sundry temporarily diverted mas …

Excerpt: "There is a floating island in the sea where no explorer has set foot, or, setting foot, has returned to tell of what he saw. Lying at our very doors, in the direct path of every steame …

Set in the tumultuous era of the War of 1812, Crittenden Marriott’s ‘The Ward of Tecumseh’ is a riveting historical fiction novel that transports readers to the heart of the conflict between Native A …

In ‘The Isle of Dead Ships’, Crittenden Marriott explores the haunting tale of a mysterious island where abandoned ships go to die. The book combines elements of Gothic fiction and maritime folklore, …

Crittenden Marriott’s ‘Via Berlin’ is a stimulating exploration of post-war Europe, exploring themes of identity, displacement, and the rebuilding of a fractured society. Marriott’s rich and vivid st …

A beautiful Brazilian countess with a secret mission. A Count with a German mother and a Brazilian father. A United States Navy Commander. A rebellion in southern Brazil. What do they have in common? …

Excerpt: "The professor was pottering about his laboratory. He called it a laboratory, this work-room down in New Jersey, where he was peacefully ending his days, but it was not such in the ordi …