The August 2007 issue of The Hatchet is ONLINE

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The August 2007 issue of The Hatchet: Journal of Lizzie Borden Studies has been placed ONLINE.

This issue is JAM packed with interesting articles—and I really mean jam packed! The new issue runs a whopping 120 pages!

And it includes news, information, and images not published elsewhere on the newly discovered Emma Borden’s years at Wheaton Seminary School. Lizzie Borden Society Forum member and Borden historian Shelley Dziedzic and I spent two days doing research at Wheaton and found some really wonderful things you won’t want to miss.

Plus we have some fabulous pieces on Fall River History by Neilson Caplain, Bill Goncalo, and Michael Brimbau. Other pieces are included by Borden historians and forum members— Kat Koorey, Harry Widdows, Sherry Chapman, Richard Behrens, Denise Noe, Douglas Walters, and Melissa Allen.

Not a subscriber? It only costs $20 for a year’s worth of issues of The Hatchet, and you have access to that entire year’s issues no matter when you subscribe during that calendar year. So if you join us today, you can download all previous issues of 2007 immediately. Remember, there is one more issue to go this year!

Sound interesting? You can read more details about the August issue and subscribe here.

Subscribers, you can download your copy immediately and/or view a slideshow of the magazine here.

Happy reading!

Stefani Koorey
Editor and Publisher
The Hatchet: Journal of Lizzie Borden Studies

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