Reviewing Alistair MacLean
Reviewing Alistair MacLean
Alistair MacLean spent six years in the British navy in WWII serving as an Ordinary…
The Sword and the Key: Poznań
The Coat of Arms of the City of Poznań – it contains elements of the Keys to the City of Rome in the gate of…
Happiness Should Be Fun
Happiness Should Be Fun
The issue of happiness is of considerable importance in today’s world – and one to which…
Lady Justice and the Lottery
CHAPTER 1
Seventy-two year old Earl Lassiter, sitting on the couch in front of the TV in the home of his seventy…
Field of Stones
As I stood there next to the stone as it was sitting on the platform and the sketcher was marking the areas all of…
The Number One Literary Hazard Today
Literary Hazard
No one likes to become the target of negative criticism.
In a recent article written by Craig…
Books That Took Me Places
After I graduated from grade 12 at Neil McNeil High School, an all boys catholic school, I went mad! No woman for…
The Greenlee Project – Excerpt
The Greenlee Project - Excerpt
The bus pulled away from the curb slowly, but the shift in gear caused such a…
Love is Like a Rose
Thought I should share this with my friends, particularly those who have been silent support, and who have…
The Next Age
Currently I am working on the third in my ‘Age’ series of novels. The Seventh Age, an archaeological adventure with…
Painted Fences
In a town, where houses were on dusty roads, the only thing a woman was proud of was her white sheets.
Kaitlyn Nicole Elkins – In Memoriam of My Daughter
Kaitlyn Nicole Elkins
On April 11, 2013, I got the most dreaded call that any parent could ever get, a call from…
What Writer Influenced You the Most?
I've spent my life reading, so from a young age, "story" seeped into my conscious mind and steeped there until I…
Amazon: Reluctance for Affirmative Action?
Why is it that the US government is seemingly reluctant to take on Amazon over its deliberate protection of cyber…
Carly Simon Means RUN!
Carly Simon Means RUN!
There are times, like today when the dust settles around my spirit and I feel,…