The Greatest "Hudson River Valley" Books of All Time

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Hudson River Valley

The "Hudson River Valley" category for books encompasses a diverse range of works that are connected by their setting in the picturesque and historically rich region of the Hudson River Valley in New York State. This genre includes both fiction and non-fiction, featuring historical accounts of the area's significant role in American history, travel guides detailing its scenic beauty and cultural attractions, memoirs and biographies of notable figures who have called the valley home, as well as novels and poetry that draw inspiration from its lush landscapes and vibrant communities. From the early days of Dutch settlement and the Revolutionary War to the Gilded Age and the contemporary arts scene, books in the Hudson River Valley category offer readers a deep exploration of the region's heritage, natural splendor, and its influence on American art, literature, and society.

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  1. 1. The Epicure's Lament by Kate Christensen

    "The Epicure's Lament" is a darkly humorous story about a misanthropic, chain-smoking gourmand living in self-imposed exile in his ancestral home. Struggling with a terminal illness, the protagonist uses his time to write a cookbook that includes ruminations on life and love. However, his solitude is interrupted by the arrival of his brother and his family, forcing him to grapple with his past and his relationships.

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