Cemetery Travels Notebook’s first review

Minda Powers-Douglas, of The Cemetery Club and Epitaphs Magazine, just published the first review of my Cemetery Travels Notebook:

Cemetery Travels Notebook
Photography by Loren Rhoads
San Francisco: Automatism Press 2012

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Loren Rhoads’ “Cemetery Travels Notebook” is the perfect notebook for a taphophile. It’s a lined notebook for all your note-taking needs, and it’s also filled with beautiful full-color photos of monuments from the U.S. and beyond.According to Ms. Rhoads, it’s a great place “to keep field notes from your own cemetery adventures.” It’s also just a nice journal for writers inspired by great statuary.

The journal consists of 80 lined pages and 20 full-page color photos from Paris, Tokyo, Sleepy Hollow, San Francisco and more. Ms. Rhoads is the editor of Death’s Garden: Relationships with Cemeteries and writes the blog at CemeteryTravel.com.

Reviewed by Minda Powers-Douglas (8/23/12)

Here’s the link to all the new cemetery book reviews on The Cemetery Club.com.

You can enter to win a copy of the Cemetery Travels Notebook your own by traveling back in time to yesterday’s Cemetery Travel entry and telling me: What graveyards have you visited on vacation this summer?

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About Loren Rhoads

For 10 years, I edited the nonfiction magazine Morbid Curiosity. Scribner published some of my favorite essays from the magazine as Morbid Curiosity Cures the Blues. Soon I'll have a book of cemetery travel essays called Wish You Were Here coming out. In addition to CemeteryTravel.com, I blog about writing at the Red Room.
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