The Hawks of Hawk-Hollow: A Tradition of Pennsylavania

A collection of Pennsylvania mountain traditions and domestic episodes blends local legend with invented detail, placing short narratives amid vivid descriptions of the Delaware Water-Gap, its crags, rivers, and wildlife. Scenic passages on flora and landscape alternate with anecdotal scenes and recollections, producing a mosaic that explores memory, change, and the porous boundary between fact and fancy. The work moves through varied scenes and reflections rather than a single dramatic arc, using regional atmosphere and folkloric motifs to shape interconnected tales of community life and natural surroundings.