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"His Lawful Wife," published in serial form in the 1889-1890 "New York Weekly" under the name of Francis A. Durivage, Mathew Franklin Whittier's plagiarist. I am offering it as a single novella in pdf format, with a title page bearing a revision of the original artwork, and giving Mathew Franklin Whittier as the rightful author. There is also a brief Preface explaining the history of this historical misattribution. Download for free here.

All of the following books are available through Amazon.com. If you would prefer them in pdf format, please contact me, Stephen Sakellarios, directly at ssake-at-goldthread-dot-com, and you can pay by PayPal at this e-mail address. I currently do not have an online store.

Reincarnation Can Be Proved
An engaging synopsis of my ten-year investigation of Mathew Franklin Whittier, my 19th-century incarnation, and of his hidden literary legacy. Available as print-on-demand through Amazon.com.

Mathew Franklin Whittier in his own words
An eight-year exploration of my own past life in the 19th century, as author, humorist, mystic, and social activist Mathew Franklin Whittier. Available through Amazon.com.

Mathew Franklin Whittier in his own world
The sequel to the "Mathew Franklin Whittier in his own words," documenting my visits to the places associated with Mathew's life in Maine, Massachusetts and New Hampshire, including my past-life grave and the grave of Mathew's soul-mate, Abby. A great deal of new evidence and a great many new discoveries, following up on those presented in the first book, are added, here. Available through Amazon.com

Twin Stars Descended: the true story of Mathew and Abby in 19th-century New England
A novel based very closely on historical research and past-life memory, about the relationship between Mathew Franklin Whittier and his soul-mate, Abby Poyen. Available through Amazon.com

Short Stories of Abby Poyen Whittier
Short stories written by Abby Poyen Whittier, who with her husband Mathew was one of the original co-authors of "A Christmas Carol." This series begins in 1830, when Abby was only 14 years old. Her spirituality and study of both mysticism and the occult, as well as her Catholic background and her charity work with Irish immigrants are all in incorporated into these stories. Available through Amazon.com

Loving Abby in Truth and Spirit
How I reconnected with my soul-mate, my first wife in my 19th-century lifetime as Mathew Franklin Whittier, and continued our relationship across the Great Divide. Available through Amazon.com.

Soul-mate Songs: The poetry of Mathew Franklin Whittier and Abby Poyen Whittier
The mystical and humorous poetry of this soul-mate couple, rescued from obscurity and numerous plagiarizers. Never before published in any compilation with the correct authors' attribution. Includes commentary by Mathew's reincarnation, i.e. myself, providing the personal and historical context of each poem. Available through Amazon.com

The Deacon Stories of Mathew Franklin Whittier
A compilation, never before identified and presented to the public, of Mathew Franklin Whittier's hilarious deacon and pastor stories, as gleaned from the newspapers he submitted to. Available through Amazon.com