Curt Ench
Author
Curt Ench is the author of The Devar-Garrison Historical Mystery Series, including The Translation Trilogy, in which he explores the unavoidable and often magical connections between the past and the present, bringing to light important historical events in ways that people find relevant to their current lives.
Influenced as a young child by his parent’s quest for both scientific and spiritual knowledge, and their trail blazing exploration of Eastern and Western philosophies, he has maintained a lifelong pursuit to understand the cultures and beliefs of others, and find the common ground we all share. With a true love of storytelling, the Devar-Garrison Historical Mystery Series is the culmination of that quest.
In his fourth and latest novel in the series, The Yonker - Lost Treasure of Esopus Creek, Curt traces the origins of American liberty and religious tolerance back to their seventeenth century Dutch roots in the bustling port city of New Amsterdam, where "freedom of conscience", a newly adopted civil liberty in the Dutch homeland, was first secured in the nearby village of Flushing, ultimately becoming a foundational principle of American law.
Alexander-Ench Press
Alexander-Ench Press is an independent publishing company based in Tucson, Arizona. We support the editing, graphics and publishing of The Devar-Garrison Historical Mystery Series and all related products and merchandise.
Maps - The Yonker and The Translation Trilogy
New Amsterdam and Environs (Mid-Seventeenth Century)
The Yonker - Lost Treasure of Esopus Creek maps drawn and rendered by Curt Ench
South Central Asia (Early First Century)
The Translation Trilogy maps - drawn and rendered by Curt Ench
Eastern Mediterranean (Early First Century)
Palmyra - Syrian Desert (Early First Millennium)
Britannia - Western Europe (Early First Century)
Journeys of Arius
