Literary New England
Featuring a multimedia travel app for
iPhones, iPads, androids and PCs
being created by award-winning
journalist Cindy Wolfe Boynton and
travel guide experts Sutro Media.
Travel app coming
in early 2012!

Travel to locations throughout New
England that:
  • Inspired some of our country’s
    most popular and beloved books
  • Commemorate the lives of great
    New England authors

Whether you’re an actual or armchair
traveler, this multimedia app will take
you to:
  • The barn that led to Charlotte’s
    Web
  • Stephen King’s “Pet Sematary”
  • The Gloucester port from “The
    Perfect Storm”
  • Mark Twain’s home
  • The Little Women house
  • The apple orchards in Jodi Picoult’s
    Songs of the Humpback Whale
  • William Styron’s and Arthur Miller’s
    graves
  • The foghorn that appears in so
    many of Eugene O’Neill’s plays
  • And more!
Just a teeny, tiny sampling of the works that will be part of this unique
travel guide. Have a favorite New England-set book or author you’d like
to see included? Bookstore? Please email us at info@litnewengland.com.
500+ listings including the best New England bookstores, book festivals, writer’s
workshops/retreats and other must-visit places for bibliophiles, bookworms and book creators alike
Enjoy maps, photos,
descriptions, videos, links,
the words of some of the
authors themselves – and
many, MANY surprises
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Also coming in early 2012 … Companion book with:

  • Suggested one- and several-day itineraries
  • Expanded entries
  • Stories on what makes New England such a great place
    to write in, read in and write about
  • Timeline of key events in New England’s literary history
  • Plus so much more!

Please stay tuned for details!
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(C) 2011, Cindy Wolfe Boynton
  • See the Massachusetts house
    where Louisa May Alcott wrote
    and set Little Women
  • Feel the spray of the
    Connecticut falls that inspired
    Wally Lamb
  • Stand at the gate (if you dare!) of
    Stephen King’s Maine home
  • Breathe in the majesty of Chris
    Bohjalian’s Vermont
  • And so MUCH more!

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