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Parallel Deaths (a word from Bapton Books)
Two men there were, born in the decade between the final year of the Great War and the year before the Great Crash. Both were born to peoples who had been and yet were persecuted and oppressed. Each devoted himself to the service of his people and of a nation in which that people was a majority ( Read more... ) -
It falls to me to make The Announcement here, and I’m glad it does.
Gerv’s novel - Cross and Poppy, the first in the Village Tales series - is out. It’s available as an Amazon Kindle edition. It’s being made available in trade paper (and is already thus available directly, here). It’s at Smashwords; and in the coming days, it’ll propagate to Apple, Diesel, Kobo, Oyster, B&N, and all the rest. We’ll tell you when it ( Read more... ) -
For the Fourth: The new book is out.
Benevolent Designs: The Countess and the General: George Washington, Selina Countess of Huntingdon, their correspondence, & the evangelizing of America is now available:
On Amazon Kindle (UK included);
In paper, at Amazon's CS page as it propagates to the main Amazon catalogue;
For those who prefer other e-formats, at Smashwords, whence it is ( Read more... ) -
Bapton Books Position paper: Free speech & its enemies.
Our first Position Paper of the series is now available. Due to the importance of the topic, it is free of charge.
‘Free speech, and freedom of the press and of publication as its corollary, to the very outermost limits necessary to an orderly society under law, is an absolute human right possessed of everyone on this spinning globe, and ought to be ( Read more... ) -
A little shameless commerce, sorry.
Now available, our Titanic history:
on Kindle at http://tinyurl.com/6wq7oqy (Amazon US edition) and http://preview.tinyurl.com/7m9gr9w (Amazon UK edition). Hard copy paperback, http://tinyurl.com/7ro4aqo.
Advance praise for When That Great Ship Went Down:
What sank the Titanic? Its builders’ belief that, when it came to building ships, “the Science ( Read more... ) -
Sample Sunday goes to war
This week’s Sample Sunday is Second World War history. Gervase’s The Confidence of the House: May 1940 is on sale. And there’s always mine own “Fools, Drunks, and the United States”: August 12, 1941. The preview gallery also includes a look at what’s coming in April, on the centenary of the sinking of Titanic. Take a gander, why don’t you?
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Sample Sunday
#SampleSunday (sorry it was unavoidably delayed): #AnnotatedWindInTheWillows http://tinyurl.com/3megh7a http://tinyurl.com/83bcw73
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