Two More Thrillers To Come From Cheops Books LLC: Cheops Books LLC will soon publish two more historical thrillers by Dora Benley, Inn at the Crossroads and Pliny: A Novel. Lizette receives an urgent missive from her mother and sister…. Continue Reading →
British Museum Preserves American History: Supposedly the stupid Mayor of New York City, the same one who went to Hamburg when they were having the political riots in July, has declared that New York City might well remove its statue… Continue Reading →
Smoke and Mirrors: Trump’s Speech We just got done listening to Trump’s weekly address, Trump’s speech. He is calling for unity. But if he is talking about Charlottesville, I can’t see how anybody could think that was real. Talk about… Continue Reading →
Should We Throw Henry VIII Out Of The History Books?: Should we throw Henry VIII and other wrong doers out of the history books? This is one of the questions evoked by recent incidents in Charlotteseville, Virginia concerning pulling down… Continue Reading →
Hitler’s Agent Visits Paris, France: In the wake of Trump’s visit to Paris for Bastille Day we have been discussing France. I have used France occasionally as a setting for my novels. I did use the French part of Belgium,… Continue Reading →
France In The Edward Ware Thrillers At War Series: Where all have you traveled in France? I came close to returning there two years ago. We were not far away, but it was a no go. The closest we got… Continue Reading →
Dora And Edward Should Book A Mediterranean Cruise in 2018: One year from today on Friday, June 8, 2018 the Queen Victoria sets out on a 14-night Mediterranean cruise that should interest Dora and Edward Ware with all their connections… Continue Reading →
First Spanish War Since Napoleon: Gary wonders if there is going to be another war with a Spanish speaking entity, this time about Gibraltar instead of the Falklands. He is quoting some British Admiral named Rear Admiral Chris Parry. He… Continue Reading →
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