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December
16
Book Review: Sons of the American Fatherland, by H. Berkeley Rourke
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Sons of the American Fatherland, by H. Berkeley Rourke, is more contemporary realism, than contemporary fiction. A book, written in documentary style, which tells the story of Jonas, an American-born son of a proud loyalist to the Third Reich and Hitler’s Nazi movement. Jonas is taught to regard Jews and people of color as sub-human, […]
December
14
Author Spotlight: H. Berkeley Rourke, author of Sons of the American Fatherland
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IWIC: Tell us about yourself… Berkeley: My birth occurred in Douglas, Arizona. My early years my parents were in several places in Arizona and California, including San Francisco and Los Angeles. By age 6, I lived in Parker, Arizona where I spent the rest of my years of growing up. After serving in the U.S. […]
October
24
Book Review: Practical Tips to Live or Travel in China, by Ani Right
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Practical Tips to Live or Travel in China, by Ani Right, is a very easy-to-use manual on how to negotiate one’s way in China. Imagine, you are standing in the center of Beijing, the signs are in Chinese, most of the people don’t speak your language, so how do you get a taxi, how do […]
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