Today we sat down with historical fiction author Christopher J.T. Lewis, author of the acclaimed novel “Galileo’s Revenge”.
Today we sat down with historical fiction author Christopher J.T. Lewis, author of the acclaimed novel “Galileo’s Revenge”.
Florence, October 1587. The Duke of Tuscany drops dead unexpectedly. His brother the Cardinal starts a hunt for his assassin. Or for a suitable scapegoat?
A novel by esteemed African journalist, broadcaster, writer, civil servant, teacher and former Nigerian presidential assistant has been released called ‘Yunhouse – Assorted Tales About The Africa’. The book aims to bring more awareness and acknowledgement of the so-called ‘Pacification of The Natives’ at the Berlin Conference in 1884.
(more…)The daughters of a French railway engineer are thrown together, with a number of British and French soldiers, in the aftermath and turmoil of events that followed the Dunkirk evacuation in 1940.
What would you ask for if God owed you a favour?
King Richard III chooses to travel to the twenty-first century to repair his reputation.
