Our Books
Independent history, fiction, and theology from Rhode Island's Blackstone Valley. Available now in paperback and ebook, with more titles on the way.
Theodore Russell Jordan
New England's Prospect
William Wood's 1634 account of New England, its land, seasons, wildlife, and native peoples, rendered in clear modern English by Theodore Russell Jordan. The 2025 Cassingle Collective Edition.
World's People: The Life of John R. Sandsbury
A Nantucket whaler, a Civil War sailor, and the lone winter keeper of Muskeget Island, reconstructed from the archive across eight watches. He was the author's own great-great-great-grandfather.
Percussa Resurgo: Struck Down, I Arise
In 1639 an Anglican minister named Robert Jordan landed on the coast of Maine and refused to leave, defying the Puritan authorities of Massachusetts Bay for forty years. The story of the man behind the family motto.
Untitled Zel Levin Biography
The life of Zelmor Levin (1913–2011), the Woonsocket Call newsman who founded the Woonsocket Sunday Star, reconstructed from the newspaper record and the memory of his family.
Hope & Other Currents
Eight linked stories from Rhode Island's past, from Roger Williams to the Sakonnet sachem Awashonks, threaded together by water and current.
The Infinite Groove: Worm City Rhapsody
A lo-fi hip-hop comedy in which Spazzy Bazzy of Woonsocket, the purest embodiment of unhinged groove energy, has to save the universe's tempo from a legion of cosmic buzzkills, guided by the beat mystic Grim Singmuf. A fourth-wall-breaking funkpocalypse, co-authored with Brandon "Noureddine Siddiq" Brunelle, Danny Keene, and Zachary Bazinet.
Brandon "Noureddine Siddiq" Brunelle
The Book of Fāṭimah
In the Fourfold Light. An exploration of Islamic theology centered on Fatimah az-Zahra and the luminous legacy of the Prophetic household.
Divine Innocence
A Fourfold Path of mercy and light. Reflections on disability, mercy, and the innocence of the soul, written through an Islamic lens.
The Moloch Monograph
An interfaith study that reads the biblical Molech as the recurring logic of societies that sacrifice their vulnerable. Co-authored with Theodore Russell Jordan.