Sun, Apr 5, 2020: Killing Mr. JonesHere’s a link to story I was able to break out from the publisher. It’s free to download for the duration of this pandemic. A… »Thu, Apr 2, 2020: Cabaret, darkness, living on the edge
Sitting alone in your room? I post this because it’s relevant for our time. The film captures a country sliding into darkness. The… »
Wed, Apr 1, 2020: On HoardingThe current Covid-19 pandemic has caused many to panic, which is the root word of pandemic, and to clean the shelves at supermarkets of… »
Mon, Mar 30, 2020: Masks Save Lives – Covid-19Friends, my efforts to persuade my publishers to provide my books free for the duration of this pandemic have so far been unsuccessful. I… »
Sun, Mar 29, 2020: Visions of ApocalypseFriends, I have requested my publishers to make all of my books -ebook versions- free during this pandemic. Some of my books are primarily… »
Fri, Aug 23, 2019: Hijacked TwitterA friend set up a Twitter account for me some years ago. I never used it. Today I discovered that someone hijacked it, posted covers of my… »
Sun, Aug 18, 2019: The IncidentA new short story, available on Amazon for .99 cents. Jesse J. Rideout, a young covert operator, returns to civilian life to complete… »
Sat, Aug 10, 2019: Seas and Oceans Without EndFor some reason I do not understand I feel most at home on the shores and islands of the Mediterranean and Aegean and all of their… »
Tag Archives: Spanish civil war
Spanish Hills
In late January we traveled from Bulgaria to Barcelona, then to Granada, and up into the foothills of the Sierra to live for a while in a village called San Clemente – a village in name only, with six houses, … Continue reading->
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