Coming soon–to subscribers of my newsletter–a chance to get one of five FREE copies of my latest publication, Saint John’s Ambulatory. Curtis Bookman of The Village Pub, publisher of Uncle Teddy’s memoir writes: “Walking through The Ambulatory was terrifying; Peter Trowbridge should have warned me how dangerous it was. He only talked about the Morris …
One Amazon customer writes, “I thoroughly enjoyed this book because I am a big Science Fiction fan, along with time travel. This book embodied both to my delight! As in The Problem With Uncle Teddy’s Memoir, this book left me wanting more!”
I just read G. K. Chesterton’s Father Brown: The Blue Cross. “Reason and justice grip the remotest and the loneliest star. Look at those stars. Don’t they look as if they were single diamonds and sapphires? Well, you can imagine any mad botany or geology you please. Think of forests of adamant with leaves of brilliants. …
The official release date is September 30th! But, you may find it available sooner. Here is what to expect. In South London, the parish church of St. John’s In The Green holds an ancient secret. Beneath its quiet sanctuary lies a passageway, The Ambulatory, built before the Romans, built before Stonehenge, built by…? One night, …
Every author goes through the fear and terror of working with an editor. Sometimes it feels good to see pages of your words without a single correction. comment, or suggested change. But that doesn’t happen often. I’m at that stage with the new book (Saint John’s Ambulatory) and my wife, Grace, has been …
I grew up behind the sofa. This, some of you will realize, is a reference to Doctor Who, the longest running, and arguably best, sci-fi TV series in the world. Back then, when I was a small boy, the show was scary. It was never a horror show, but it was scary in a family-oriented-TV-show …