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Books by Heather Caranci
  | | Selections Selected short fiction, nonfiction, poetry & prose from The Association of Rhode Island Authors by Lenore Rheaume, Regina Andrews, W. Gauvin Barber, David Boiani, Adele Bourne, Heather Caranci, Paul Caranci, A. Keith Carreiro, R.N. Chevalier, Kathy Clark, Jessica M. Collette, K. Eric Crook, Kevin Duarte, Hank Ellis, Jill Fague, Hannah R. Goodman, Patricia Hinkley, L.A. Jacob, Sam Kafrissen, Deborah Katz, Donna Lomastro, Paul Magnan, Peter Mandel, Richard Maule, Joann Mead, Don J. Metivier, G.A. Miller, Yvette Nachmias-Baeu, Jack Nolan, Frances O'donnell, Dusty Pembroke, Joanne Perella, D.R. Perry, Joni Pfeiffer-Moser, Thom Ring, Victor Rudowski, Bob Sherman, Alycia Marie Shillan, Angelina Singer, Edward Taylor, Debbie Kaiman Tillinghast, Cheryl A. Voisinet, Barbara Ann Whitman, Deb Zannelli, Leo Jr. Paperback, 378 Pages, Published 2018 by Stillwater River Publications ISBN-13: 978-1-946300-80-5, ISBN: 1-946300-80-2 "Selected short fiction, nonfiction, poetry & prose from The Association of Rhode Island Authors: Lenore M. Rheaume, Regina Andrews, W. Gauvin Barber, David Boiani, Adele Bourne, Heather Caranci, Paul Caranci, A. Keith Carreiro, R.N. Chevalier, Kathy Clark, Jess M. Collette, K. Eric Crook, Kevin Duarte, Hank Ellis, Jill Fague, Leo C. Frisk, Jr., Hannah R. Goodman, Patricia Hinkley, L.A. Jacob, Sam Kafrissen, Deborah Katz, Donna Lomastro, ..." |
 | | Monumental Providence(1st Edition) by Paul F. Caranci, Heather A. Caranci Paperback, 360 Pages, Published 2015 by Stillwater River Publications ISBN-13: 978-0-692-35055-3, ISBN: 0-692-35055-1 "Public statuary as we think of it, according to the Rhode Island Historical Preservation and Heritage Commission’s 1999 publication, Outdoor Sculpture of Rhode Island, first appeared in this state in the mid-1800s inspired by a European idiom. Greco-Roman in origin, these masterpieces flourished and the resulting statues, monuments and memorials that are now scattered throughout the City of Providence stand as a testament to the people, ..." |