Print version of The Hatchet for sale

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The print version of the August 2007 issue of The Hatchet: Journal of Lizzie Borden Studies is now available for sale through LuLu.com.

This issue is 120 pages in length, almost double our usual issue size. In addition, it presents new information regarding Emma Borden’s years at Wheaton Female Seminary (her lost years), including photos of the Seminary when she was there and her account book and grades!

We also are pleased to present fantastic pieces by Fall River historians Neilson Caplain, Bill Goncalo, and Michael Brimbau. There is a wonderful photographic essay on Luther’s Four Corners Museum and Lizzie’s chairs, a highly informative piece about crime in Fall River in 1892, and a thought provoking essay by Melissa Allen. Regular contributors Douglas Walters, Denise Noe, Eugene Hosey, and Sherry Chapman also grace our pages with remarkable contributions.

All in all a jam-packed issue sure to delight and satisfy!

Online subscription price is only $20 per year (4 issues a year). PLUS: Subscribers get a special discount on the print issue not offered to the general public.

If you are a subscriber, you can purchase the print copy through our print-on-demand partner, LuLu.com by logging into The Hatchet and purchasing through the subscriber area. That is the only link to the discounted print copies.

Non-subscribers can purchase color or B&W copies directly through the LuLu.com site.

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

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Dr. Stefani Koorey: PearTree Press, Theatre prof, Author, Historian, Librarian. Florida born, New England transplant.

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