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
And Foreign Boy Meets Foreign Girl, I Know
Now that I have finished Conventions, I’m in the midst of something of a writing “hiatus.” Although I prefer to
Why “Maxwell” (For Now)
Some of my favo(u)rite bloggers appear to change their templates sometimes weekly. (And you know who you are – you
To Be Read Like A Roth?
Thanks to seeing an Instagram post the other day on one of his books, and which led me to search
NYT And US Officialdom: Making A Horrible Situation Even Worse
You may know by now that leaked photos of evidence gathered at the mass murder scene outside Manchester Arena were
“But I can’t ‘unfriend’ a cousin?!”
Yesterday, I finally had enough. Three or four more appeared. I got so fed up with receiving Facebook email post
