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Posted by: | on May 17, 2011

Interview in an Athen’s Newspaper

There are a number of newspapers in Athens, Greece. Only one is printed in English. My publisher, Rebel ePublishers, and I have been trying to contact any of them, without success, since the release of Stealing the Marbles in September of last year. Early in May, from extreme left field,Read More …

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Posted by: | on February 4, 2011

The Parthenon – Part 1

As Gerasimos abrasively points out in the first chapter of Stealing The Marbles, construction, under the supervision of the sculptor Phidias and the architects, Iktinos and Kallikrates, began on the present day Parthenon in 447 BC and was essentially completed by 432 BC, though work on the decorations continued untilRead More …

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Posted by: | on August 18, 2010

Launch Update

Stealing the Marbles launches in 13 days. The Kindle version is now available at Amazon for preorder. If you like it, please review it on Amazon.

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