About Craig A. Brockman

CRAIG A. BROCKMAN lived in the U.P. (Michigan's Upper Peninsula) for nearly 20 years while employed by the Indian Health Service, Lake Superior State University and at other facilities.

In 2017, an article in the Ontonagon Herald chronicled the final 140-mile leg of his meandering 450-mile hike across the entire U.P. from the Drummond Island Ferry Dock in DeTour Village to a sandbar at the mouth of the Montreal River on the Wisconsin border.

Craig currently lives with his wife Sally in Tecumseh, Michigan. In 2007, he published Marty and the Far Woodchuck, a middle-grade novel. Dead of November: A Novel of Lake Superior is his first novel for adults.

You can visit craigabrockman.com for more information or contact craig@craigabrockman.com.

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Dead of November: A Novel of Lake Superior Feb 22, 2020

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SELECTED AS A U.P. NOTABLE BOOK IN 2021***Ghosts of those drowned and never recovered are swarming from Lake Superior. But they are not there to haunt the living. They are fleeing something far more sinister. Adam is a psychologist who returns to resolve his grief over his wife who drowned in the Lake's hungry waters. Soon he is embroiled in a bizarre world of Native legend and the supernatural. From a hermit’s cabin to a rambling old inn, from a Native fishing boat to a haunted research vessel, from forests to ancient pictographs that lie on restless shores, the drum beat quickens. Gracie Bird, a young, enigmatic native woman will become the key to protecting Adam from a twisted medicine man and unraveling a nefarious scheme.

“Dead of November embroils readers in a suspenseful, lake-churning tale of a power-hungry medicine man, an ancient Ojibwe legend, and the healing that comes with forgiveness. Brockman has a sure hit on his hands with this spellbinding yarn.”— Tyler R. Tichelaar, award-winning author of Haunted Marquette

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