Image source: Wikipedia My third book comes out this Sunday, June 22. A true story told in novel form, it presents the opening of the eastern front of World War II through the eyes of a man who lived through it: my father-in-law, Maurice Bury, a Canadian citizen drafted into the Red Army just in […]
Creative Commons I am not a self-publisher, because I did not publish my books by myself. I was part of a team of talented, dedicated, professional, skilled and very giving people, to whom I am indebted and grateful. You know by now that my new book, Army of Worn Soles, will publish in e-book form […]
The true story of a Canadian conscripted into the Soviet Red Army in 1941, Army of Worn Soles is coming out in e-book and print formats on June 22, 2014, the anniversary of the opening of Operation Barbarossa, Hitler’s Germany’s invasion of the USSR. A memoir in novel form, it’s my third full-length book to […]
Book 2 in The Drone Warsby Frederick Lee Brooke When 19-year-old Matt Carney saved his girlfriend, Raine, from the crossfire between the government’s increasingly ruthless Homeland Security and March22, a terrorist group taking steps to strike a new, legitimate path, he thought his work was done. Was heever wrong. Kidnapped by the brutal Dark Fiber […]
Army of Worn Soles launches June 22 and it’s time to reveal the beautiful cover designed by David C. Cassidy. David is creating a well-deserved reputation as a designer of wonderful book covers. Check out his website to see his excellent work. Thanks, David! I’m thrilled with David’s design, and I’ve asked a […]
Image by Clément Bucco-Lechat. Licenced under Wikimedia Commons Army of Worn Soles, my third book, will launches June 22, the anniversary of the start of Operation Barbarossa, Nazi Germany’s invasion of the USSR in 1941. Army of Worn Soles is the true story of my father-in-law, Maurice Bury, who was drafted by the Soviet Red Army […]
I’m writing this post on vacation, and I realize that I need more than an hour of Internet access per day. If I want to get anything concrete done, that is. And it’s not my fault. The things I want to do on the Internet each day, if I could just do them quickly, would […]