Cambridge Writers Showcased in Exciting New Book: It Came From Cambridge

An exciting new book titled ‘It Came From Cambridge‘ has recently been released, featuring a collection of short stories by 13 talented authors from the city of Cambridge. The book, a compilation of both fiction and nonfiction pieces, celebrates the diverse literary talent present in the community.

One of the authors, Ken Doran, shared details about his historical fiction story in the book, titled ‘The Glory of War.’ The narrative follows a young boy, Rory, as he navigates his aspirations of becoming a soldier amidst the backdrop of the Boer War and his subsequent experiences at Vimy Ridge.

Paul Langan, an author and the president of Fuse, a local organization dedicated to promoting the arts in Cambridge, highlighted the importance of the book in showcasing the city’s vibrant writing community, which includes established authors like Jill Summerhayes and new emerging talents.

The book launch, as covered by The Morning Edition with host Craig Norris, saw a successful reception with all 150 initial copies being sold out. The positive feedback from readers and the local community has reinforced the value of platforms like ‘It Came From Cambridge’ in fostering literary endeavors.

In discussions about future volumes, plans have already been set for ‘Poems from the People Who Live There: It Came From Cambridge,’ scheduled for release during Poetry Month next year. Ken Doran expressed his continued dedication to writing, with upcoming submissions for poetry and short story contests.

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