It’s book review time, and I’ve got a doozy for ya’! Vance Pumphrey writes epic fantasy and has several books out in the Valdaar’s Fist series. I have read them all, and Die & Don’t by Vance Pumphrey eclipses the … Continued
Mohenjo-daro is an ancient Indus Valley civilization and one of the largest and most important cities from that era. Built around 2500 BC and lasting until 1700 BC, Mohenjo-daro existed at the time the Egyptians built the Great Pyramids. Who … Continued
And it’s Friday Memes to the rescue for all you hardworking people across the globe. Since we live in unprecedented times, let’s lighten the mood, shall we? Hope these put a smile on your face! Anyone else feeling this way? … Continued
Have you ever wanted something so badly that you can just taste it? Feel it? Every fiber screams out, “Just do it!” Except, you can’t. At least not now. Maybe never. Life’s wants and dreams sprout from an early age … Continued
What bibliophile doesn’t want an extravagant home library? If I could snap my fingers and get one of these beauties, then let the games begin. Do I have to pick just one? Maybe I could snap my fingers and get … Continued
Here’s an interesting little tidbit I stumbled across while researching for my books (you can buy The Protectorate here and The Guardians here). Most people know that the U.S. capital was established sometime in the late 1700s, but most may … Continued
The fateful shot rang out in Ford’s Theatre on the night of April 14, 1865 at a performance of Our American Cousin featuring Laura Keene. And soon after, mysteries surrounding Abraham Lincoln’s assassination erupted and linger on. But for this … Continued
A special “Thank you” to all those that voted in the poll! From the looks of it, Author Artwork and History Mysteries won out with Book Reviews a close third. Since Author Artwork ranked near the top (and I’ve set … Continued
The coronavirus has the world on edge. Mass pandemonium? Yeah, I’d say there’s chaos when the first thing people hoard are vast quantities of… yep, you’ve guessed it: toilet paper. It being primarily an upper respiratory viral infection doesn’t smack … Continued
