Brinda Charry, an award-winning author from Keene, has unveiled her latest novel, "Hocus Pocus," weaving together elements of magic, ambition, and history. The story is set in 1816, known as the "Year Without a Summer," and follows an Indian stage magician who arrives in Boston with aspirations of fame.
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As the magician navigates the complexities of his new life, he encounters a struggling museum owner who perceives a potential salvation in a mysterious stranger. The narrative delves into their complicated relationship at a time when contemporary language surrounding identity and desire was not yet established. The novel unfolds across various locations in New Hampshire, Boston, and New England, vividly bringing to life the historical context of the era.