The intriguing chapbook "Love as the Difference Separating Us," by Cole Phillips, explores love, history, and a ghost town off Richmond, Maine's shore.
Phillips captures the ghost town's homes in their current state while maintaining their history using wet-plate photography.
Only a few cottages remain in the ghost town off Richmond, Maine, which has centuries-old secrets.
Phillips uses narrative nonfiction to ask readers to consider their purpose in a world where people vanish but their footprints remain.
Phillips uses historical images to challenge life's transience and our legacy.
Cole Phillips, a Maine native with a family, brings extensive literary experience to the project.
Phillips's writing has been longlisted for the Wigleaf Top 50 Very Short Fictions.
Phillips' latest novel, "Standish Blue" (Ghost City Press), takes readers on a thrilling journey through love, history, and a ghost town.