I was born in New York City (longer ago now than I care to remember), and grew up in nearby Suffolk County, on Long Island. I have been married to my lovely wife since 1999, and we have lived in several places in her native Britain. Currently we are in Devon, in southwest England.
A once university lecturer in history and politics, as well as still an avid traveler (unless there is a pandemic), since 2013 I have authored six novels – three modern, and most recently three historical – and two free-to-read short stories.
And I am not finished yet.
All the best,
Robert
R. J. Nello 
Ha ha, you’ve lived in Trobo (Trowbridge)? I am just down the road!
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Hi ya! I see you are Bath? We much preferred Bath and went into there all we could. What a place! We even came within a hair of renting a flat there – not far from Waitrose (The Podium, you probably know).
But you get lots more for the money in Trowbridge of course: there we had a full house. It’s a decent place, but everyone I’d met there also seemed to say the same thing: “We can’t afford Bath, so we’re here in Trowbridge.” 🙂
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Dear Robert,
we have an honour to invite to participate in first ETERNAMENTA AWARDS ‘Most Talented Reader’.
Best Regards,
Maria
More detailed information is here: https://eternamenta.wordpress.com/2016/11/14/eternamenta-blog-awards/
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…any pointers on adapting to British life as an American? Ha…ha.
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You just have to adapt… and especially so during presidential election years.😂
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😂 Thanks for that. Things seem to be going extremely well between an English lady and myself; any final tips with the British ladies?
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Oh. My first thought in response to that general question is this: Do not attempt to be what you are not. And best of luck.
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Good tip. Thanks again! Best of luck to you too in your life.
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