Zeppelin Mania: LZ-1 and R-34
The LZ-1 in Flight Over the Bodensee One hundred sixteen years ago today, at 8:03 in the evening, the LZ-1
The LZ-1 in Flight Over the Bodensee One hundred sixteen years ago today, at 8:03 in the evening, the LZ-1
This past Tuesday I wrote about the flight of the world’s first airliner — the LZ-7 Deutschland. That post was
Today is an auspicious day in aviation history. One hundred and six years ago, the world’s first commercial air flight
One advantage of being older is that we oldsters have a perspective not available to youngsters. Now I’m not ancient.
In 2014 I made the decision to become an independent writer/publisher, or indie for short. Two factors weighed heavily in
In some ways, Noah’s flood could qualify as a cozy catastrophe — made all the more cozy by
The Rocheport Saga is my contribution to the cozy catastrophe subgenre. Freedom’s Freehold, the sixth book in the series, is
The human spirit thrives on hope. I think the King James translators put it best (if not a bit
Good things often come in small packages. A surprisingly delightful cozy catastrophe can be found in Ray Bradbury’s short story
The cozy catastrophe can have no better representative than George R Stewart’s Earth Abides. To the modern reader who
If you do a web search for “cozy catastrophe” you will come across quite a few websites parroting the nonsense
The Time Machine by HG Wells is a classic work of science fiction. The story is often classed as a
CW Hawes is a storyteller who spins yarns in many different formats: novels, short stories, stage plays, screenplays, and poetry. He’s authored a bestselling novel and he’s won several awards with his poetry.