I could cite paragraph after paragraph after paragraph from the book, but I won’t, of course. There is just too much, and it should be PURCHASED and read in total. Indeed, every “do nothing” (and even Putin-supporting) member of the United States Congress should have to read this book… … More How She Is Surviving During This War…
I presume you did not expect to see a seal photo. However, I am guessing you don’t mind… … More What Do You Love To See?
I aim to make those I fictionalize in history read as “alive” as we are for now. For as we know none of us will be here forever. It is simply “our turn” to be here. … More After The Lives Of All Of Us
Whatever other authors feel about their situations, I know mine: YOU here have been and are my cornerstone… … More My Cornerstone
A bit lighthearted for today, here’s a workplace recollection from late in the last century. In the 1990s, when I was in my 20s/30s, I taught history and political science and also worked in administration in a university in New York (in case you also wondered from where I drew lots of material for my first three novels… LOL!). My then workdays were broadly like this… … More In A 1990s University Office
I have over this last week been dipping into social media (mostly to take my mind off events) and in particular kept track of some interesting threads – because I thought they might be amusing and/or useful here. And, so, here we go… … More (Some Recent) Threads Of Thinking
Everyone follows their own path as an author. I started out in the (now increasingly long ago) autumn of 2012, often sitting in front of the television, my laptop in my, uh, lap, secretly (I didn’t want anyone to know about it in case it all came to nothing) outlining and tapping away… … More A Lifetime Of Effort
R. J. Nello 