Each one of us has a different definition of what we consider to be a “classic”. Though I had read this particular book a long, long time ago, it was only after a former colleague recommended it anew, that I decided to have a look. Well, it certainly has legs, as it’s...
We are all familiar with the notion that women have to try a little harder if they are to succeed in the workplace. I emphasize the word notion, as I’ve never believed it; indeed, some of the best people I’ve worked with were women, who didn’t appear to make any...
Photograph of Lieder family ancestors taken at Christa Dunn’s great grandfather’s silver anniversary celebration. My wife, Christa, has just finished and published her second book, this one on her father’s family. Her voyage of discovery, as she knew very little...
Well, we survived having 4 grandchildren and Santa for 2 weeks of nonstop action. But what fun we had starting with the mayhem and chaos of Christmas morning and opening presents all together. Then, after breakfast, it was off to spend time with Santa and his helper...
It is perhaps timely that I should be reviewing this book at this particular juncture in England’s history, when its relationship with Europe is, once again, being questioned by at least certain elements of its population. The irony, of course, is that the forebears...
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