An educator for 35+ years by day and an writer of fiction and non-fiction by night, R. Cary Einhaus has had a life-long love affair with language: as a precocious reader even as a child; a college counselor helping high school seniors polish college essays; as an English teacher helping students refine their critical reading and narrative skills; and as an author of numerous personal essays and his first novel, The Centurion’s Boy.
Praise for R. Cary Einhaus’ The Centurion’s Boy:
“A sweeping epic that transforms with its soulful witness of two men’s redemption from darkness to light.”
NH Veteran English teacher
Currently he is editing his first novel, and he have been honored to receive positive feedback from seasoned educators and long-time readers. Expected publication date: Autumn 2021
Praise for R. Cary Einhaus’ The Centurion’s Boy
“The first few pages reminded me of Cormac McCarthy’s poetic realism, with rhythms that still resonate. … the highest form of praise.”
NYC veteran english teacher
When he’s not writing, Cary teaches at a boarding school in southeastern New Hampshire, travels whenever and wherever he can, and raises chickens and gardens at the 1896 Victorian home he shares with his husband.