Jay's CDs for sale

Jay O'Callahan grew up in a neighborhood called Pill Hill because so many doctors lived there. The magical house and grounds and the dramas of his lively neighbors inspired these colorful stories about Norwegians in the attic, a sausage dog who spoke only Portuguese, salmon in the bathtub and the delicious mystery of x.

Pouring the Sun, is the story of an immigrant woman, Ludvika Moskal, who like the molten metal in a blast furnace is transformed into steel. For Ludvika the fires are many; immigration at 18, raising a family in the poverty of a steel-making city, fear of reprisal for standing up to injustice. Ludvika, her family, the whole steel making community of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, built the great cities of this land.

Magical berries! Can they change an unlucky farmers life? Sad Simon is just about to lose hope when a small present makes a big difference. A juicy and delicious story for the whole family. "Raspberries" was first heard nationally on National Public Radio and has since become one of Jay's classic stories.

A father-son Pill Hill story; the boiling inner world of a boy coming to manhood.

A two cassette or two cd sequel to Coming Home to Someplace New: The Pill Hill Stories.

Good and evil castaways on an island where strange creatures roam. Pirates, a fairy queen, a monster and an honorable sailor. A story of enchantment and romance.

Could an Irish Catholic man, a brilliant lawyer from Cambridge, Massachusetts and a Japanese Canadian dress designer become Romeo and Juliet writ large? What happens when in the middle of World War II, the woman you marry is treated like the enemy?

How can one small dragon save Artana and the world? Elizabeth knows. Armed with the power of friendship and confidence, Elizabeth helps the little dragon realize his own self worth.

This story written by Jay O'Callahan lets you experience the plight of the ocean. In "The Spirit of the Great Auk", he recreates Dick Wheeler's 1500 mile kayak voyage from Newfoundland to Buzzards Bay. Time Magazine called Dick "A Hero of the Planet" for his important message.