The editing of Trojan SMERSH has been completed and its onto the proofreading. In the meantime, I am proud to unveil that Aurora House has finalised the cover of my upcoming book. This new cover is designed my Donika Mishineva. The original cover that I designed will be included as a frontispiece. As much as … Read more
The US Congress and Senate evidently did not do what they were constitutionally required to do. By any stretch, during the Joint Session on January 6th 2025, they should have objected to every electoral vote for Donald Trump on the grounds that he violated Section 3 of the Fourteenth Amendment. America now teeters on the … Read more
SMERSH came from the motherland to disrupt the 2020 election. Sid Tanner came to January 6 to hunt down the agents of SMERSH. His past came back to hunt down him. Such is life!
This blog entry will be short and sweet. To anybody who had sent me an email this past two months, I regret to inform you that apparently the contact form wasn’t working properly. The matter is now resolved, and I should receive any messages you send me via the contact form now. I apologise for … Read more
I had wanted to get my Trojan SMERSH novel out in time for the 2024 US presidential election. But, as it turns out, its release will more likely coincide with the second inauguration of Donald Trump – whose attempts to steal the 2020 election through a violent insurrection were the backdrop to my novel. The … Read more
On April 14th 1943, following Nazy Germany’s failed invasion of the USSR, Joseph Stalin ordered the creation of three separate Army or Naval counterintelligence agencies. Their mission was to eliminate all Nazi spies infiltrating the Soviet Union, along with any Soviet citizens suspected of defecting to Germany. Together these three agencies operated under the umbrella … Read more
I’ve always loved to write stories. In many ways, certain characters I created became vessels for my various emotions. In the case of Sid Tanner, he became my vessel for my disillusionment. I had grown up watching movies about James Bond and Dick Tracy; reading the old Ian Fleming novels and Chester Gould comic strips … Read more