Departures And Arrivals
Travel has become so commonplace an activity. We tend to forget that, as we know it, it is a relatively
The Not Yet “Special Relationship”
Seeing how Conventions: The Garden At Paris has been doing (probably because of its temporary “99p” price, I know) at
Understanding Our Ancestors
As we know, Amazon reviews can make entertaining reading. Occasionally you have to remind yourself those reviewers actually saw the
If There Had Been Twitter In “1800”?
In the aftermath of what may be a politically-motivated shooting targeting Republicans in Alexandria, Virginia, naturally we’ve once more seen
“Freebies” For “Honest” Reviews?
Due to what I have seen regularly “out there,” and with my brand new Conventions, as well as my first
Two Tales And Two Centuries
I can’t remember off the top of my head the last time I did one, so it must have been
Ballots Not Battle
As I have written previously, I do not take a public stance about British politics. I have my private opinions
The Four Questions
As a writer, over time you find you are generally asked these questions in order (over and over by different
Shelved In Vermont
It’s a rainy, windy, ugly morning here just north of London… I am in the earliest stages of writing another
“Interview”: The Author Reflects On His 18th Century Extravaganza
Questioner: Thank you for coming along this morning to this self-interview, Robert. We have heard about the overnight terror attacks
