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  As part of my research for a new book, I have been reading the work of Irish priest and author Malachi Martin. Former Professor of Paleography at the Vatican’s Pontifical Biblical Institute, from 1958 to 1964 Father Malachi served … Continue reading →

It’s Thanksgiving again and I had to say thank you to all the readers, family and friends who nominated Yesterday Lies Ahead in Amazon’s program “Kindle Scouts”.  It received nearly 800 nominations but it was not selected for a contract. … Continue reading →

It was a decision that startled the music world, last year, when Apple announced the album would be downloadable (is that even a real word?) to half a billion iTunes Store customers worldwide at no cost. I am sure a … Continue reading →

  Amazon offered me a different deal this time: they made the book available for 30 days on their Kindle Scout site. If the book gets clicks enough, at the end of  the 30 day trial period they may offer … Continue reading →

We all like heroes and we love them even more when they show their imperfections and admit to them in public. Not only did I know this intuitively, I also read it in an article once, about how to create … Continue reading →

An ink-black thoroughbred paces on cobblestoned streets, hooves clacking nicely. Such a proud head. A very unlikely scenario, since handsome race horses don’t belong in that kind of environment. Very industrial revolution-like. The smoke, the pollution, the darkened walls of … Continue reading →

Being attached to two countries is more often a pain than a blessing. As the number of things that go wrong in our imperfect world always tops the number of things that go right, I grieve more often than I … Continue reading →

  Back in 2012 when The Traveler’s [K] Night was released, many readers asked for a sequel. They wanted Ali Kharan and Virginia Volstaad to have a second chance as the book closed with their parting, and against their will. … Continue reading →

  The last trimester of 2014 was such a busy time I neglected blogging. Sounds like the Philadelphia Eagles’ former head coach, Andy Reid, repeating to the press he had to do a better job of putting the team in … Continue reading →

Traveling without Moving If last summer I felt overwhelmed with all the travelling needed at work for a new project, this year has been the opposite and I enjoyed a quiet summer about which my only complaint is that it … Continue reading →