Raising a vodka toast to Henry on completion of the manuscript. Na zdrowie!
I am pleased, honored and incredibly validated to share these advance endorsements from such exceptional authors and experts. The pre-publication excitement for this project that has been fifteen years in the making, continues to build. Henry will also be featured at the international 2017 Frankfurt [Germany] Book Fair in October.
Thank you to: Andrew Nagorski, James Conroyd Martin, Jack Mayer, J. L. Witterick, Judith L. Pearson, Greg Archer, Marcia Fine, J. R. Sharp, John Guzlowski, Jerry Amernic, Leonard Kniffel, Robert Dukelow, and Professor John Liffiton, Professor and Director Genocide Conferences, Scottsdale Community College.
Hate must not replace us. In The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood, written in 1986, she included what I call both a historical and prophetic line: “. . . you have to create an it, where none was before. You do that first, in your head, and then you make it real.” If you want to see an extreme and real example with historical forebodings for today, study Germany and Europe in the 1930s as I have. Like it or not, the lessons are black and white. Consider this post an editorial observation and a historical comparison that most certainly shows precedent.