In March, the book went into its second printing.  (Thanks, Globe Pequot Press!)   BUT THE BIG NEWS IS...I recently contracted again with my publisher, Globe Pequot, to write my next book.  I am now at work on Wicked Pissed: New England's Most Famous Feuds.   From Connecticut's claim that the Wright Brothers are wrong, to who really fired the famed "shot heard 'round the world," to Sox/Yankees, it'll be a fun and fightin' mad foray through some of New England's most long-standing, stand-out, knock-down, drawn-out disputes and disagreements. 

And I can use your help!  If you know of a good one regarding a feud in New England, get in touch; I'd love to hear about it.  Who knows?  It might end up in the book.  You can reach me through here, or via my website.

I will share more about the new book's progress at some point in the coming months.  Meanwhile, please visit my website for a listing of upcoming book readings and public events.  And if you know of anyone looking for a speaker at corporate events, leadership retreats, or non-profit annual meetings, please visit my site and click on "Book Ted." 

Most importantly--thank you for your continued interest and support.  I really appreciate it.

Enjoy the warm months. 
Lord knows it doesn't last long in New England...
All the Best,
Ted

(Answer from top: Montpelier, VT is America's smallest state capital.)

At the American Antiquarian Society, composing a text for famed publisher "Isaiah Thomas."  (He loved the emoticons.)