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Author Bohjalian examines devil and divorce in Puritan New England

Author Chris Bohjalian s latest examines the devil and divorce in Puritan New England

Author Chris Bohjalian’s latest examines the devil and divorce in Puritan New England By Ann Connery Frantz © VICTORIA BLEWER Chris Bohjalia This week, Chris Bohjalian’s newest novel will be released, and it’s on track with his 20 other novels in terms of well-researched themes, characters and suspense. Readers will recognize some of them: “The Sandcastle Girls,” “The Flight Attendant,” “The Light in the Ruins,” “The Red Lotus,” “Skeletons at the Feast” and “The Night Strangers,” to name a few. In “Hour of the Witch,” being released May 4, a devout, 24-year-old Puritan woman finally snaps, her hand broken by the prongs of a three-tined fork her husband associates with the Devil. She leaves home and files suit against him, seeking a divorce. In those days, divorce was no easy matter for a Puritan female  her husband has only to charge that she is a witch (even though he wants her back) for the trial to become about her, not

Book Review: Hour of the Witch by Chris Bohjalian

Chris Bohjalian In a March 2021 speech, Michigan Republican Party chair Ron Weiser flung a well-worn insult at Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson and Attorney General Dana Nessel. He referred to the trio of powerful Democratic women as those three witches who should be ready for the burning at the stake. Centuries after the Salem witch trials, this misogynist trope just won t die. Hour of the Witch, the newest book by best-selling Weybridge author Chris Bohjalian, is set well in the past, but its witch-accusation drama feels contemporary enough to drive home how far Americans still have to go in dismantling the patriarchy.

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