S Dorman: 21 books

Scrolling down this page will bring you to links for sampling various file-types of the novel. In —Return to God's House—, like her namesake in Pilgrim's Progress, Chrischana Twitchell flees a destructive life. With her three sons she returns to Gottheim, Maine, and an uncertain welcome in the...

Scrolling down this page will bring you to links for sampling various file-types of the novel. —Within Without— is the second book in God's House, the story of a rural Maine village in transition. Full of local color and character, it continues the story of Chrischana Twitchell's return to Gott'im,...

Scrolling down this page, in Smashwords, will bring you to links for sampling various file-types of the novel. —In Winter— is the third book in God's House. Here begins increasing mythic qualities as Jasper Mountain comes alive, and nature redounds with fury to her glory. The wild creatures and...

Scrolling down this page, in Smashwords, will bring you to links for sampling various file-types of Mystery Gottheim. The God's Cycle is five books, which can also be purchased in two parts. In chronological order: GOD'S HOUSE. Return to God's House. Within Without (a.k.a. Within Without...

Scrolling down this page will bring you to links for sampling various file-types of the novel. This is the fifth book and climax of THE GOD'S CYCLE. Balder's Wilderness is a dark fantasia of the afterlife. Balder Simon, the Gott'imite hero and Vietnam veteran, searches for his lost teenage son, Daniel,...

Scrolling down this page will bring you to links for sampling various file-types of the novel. God's House is a novel in three parts. In the first part, —Return to God's House—like her namesake in Pilgrim's Progress, Chrischana Twitchell is fleeing a destructive life in a place she thinks of as...

How to live in rural Maine? How--in the 1980s, when descendants of Maine's settlers wonder about our coming out of the Rust Belt in search of work, in search of a life? They were not bitter about our coming here, where jobs were already scarce--they were incredulous. Why did we come? Sometimes I answered,...