Author, Scientist, Father, Husband
I have been on this earth for 45 years (give or take a few months). Perhaps it is just my approaching (ok in the) middle age but I am noticing a few things about the entertainment industry. When I was a kid, and even into my later teenage years, you could go to a movie […]
If you haven’t read it I have a book called The Last World War, Volume 1 (Trial by fission). Many people have enjoyed it, and we always intended for there to be a second. This is a preview of part of that second book which is now in the final stages of preparation. If you […]
Recently I published a post about some early events in WWII that could have prevented the entire conflict. You can find them on my post titled “A World War II Lesson, and Hitler’s Rise to Power Applied to Modern American Politics.” This article is all about the number of moles in his high command and […]
William Breuer was a military historian with more than two dozen books to his credit. He passed away several years ago, but his work is still with us, and continues to fascinate readers. He had a deeper knowledge base of the war than most writers, and it wasn’t just the big battles. He had details […]
I was recently taking some time to read for pleasure. That is something that I don’t get a chance to do often because, well, work, kids, and I’m sure I can come up with a dozen more excuses, but they are just excuses. When I was a kid there were loads of UFO stories that […]
Some people have asked if they could read a sample chapter or two of some of my books. I will start to put some on the website. This particular book can be purchased in Print, on Kindle, or AudioBook over on Amazon.com: Chapter One The Pelindaba Nuclear Research Facility, South Africa Captain […]
Matt pulled up in front of Shelly’s house and couldn’t get over the fact that it had been a year since they had become seriously involved. They had started dating at the end of their junior year, and now, as graduation approached, it was hard to believe all that happened and how it had changed […]