Sexing Chickens and Other Stories Spun From the Outlandish History of the Town Of Enfield, Connecticut

The Town of Enfield, Connecticut is rich with the kind of stories other towns can only dream about - from a purported shark attack in a Freshwater Swimming Hole (called Twenty-Foot) to a California Miner blasting for buried pirate treasure on the Scantic River (as directed by a Boston Spiritualist). Peter’s book contains twelve tales about events or individuals unique to the town and villages of Thompsonville, Scitico, and Hazardville.

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Peter Floyd Sorenson was born in Sleepy Hollow, New York in 1957. He moved with his parents and two sisters, Gail and Judy, to the small town of Sherman, Connecticut at age three. He spent his youth there before heading off to college in New Haven, Connecticut. He currently (and for the foreseeable future) resides in the quiet town of Enfield, Connecticut, in a 1919 Colonial home with his wife Lyn and their dog Oscar.