Here is my complete answer to Maria’s question about publishing something other than my books:

- Have you published anything other than books? (i.e. essay, short story, poetry, etc)

Yes, I have. An article regarding the mystery behind Poussin’s intriguing painting, which he named “Et in Arcadia Ego.”

Here is the story behind the article:

I was on a trip to Cyprus visiting a friend when I met Andrew. Andrew was extremely gifted and talented, like a modern-day Leonardo Da Vinci.

However, unlike...

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Both first and second book of series will very soon be available as AUDIBOOKS on Amazon!
Now working on second edition of first book! Then on to the third book!
Super excited…

Maria got the chills as she remembered something

puzzling that she had seen—or, rather, had been shown—

at the same hill site, many years earlier, as a teenager, when

visiting Greece with her family.



It was something that back then had both fascinated

and perplexed her at the same time—but now that she

had researched the area and read about the rising seas at

some point pushing the port back, it all made sense. It

was also evidence that this area, like the nearby Thyrea

area, had been greatly affected...

When is the 2025 Perseid meteor shower?

The Perseids run from 17 July to 24 August, with the peak of activity falling on the night of 12/13 August.

This is when you could expect to see the most meteors, but if clouds or your schedule mean you can’t meteor watch on the peak, then you should be able to see a good show any time between 9-15 August.

The Perseids (a Rain of Stars) will be at their best from midnight until the hour or so before dawn. If that’s too late (or early) for you, you should...

Excerpt from second book of the Peloponnese series: “Artemis Child-a Rain of Stars”:

As she perused the news headlines, one article
caught her eye: “The Perseid Meteor Shower.”
The article revealed that the shower would reach its
peak in the early morning hours of August 11th, 12th,
and 13th. It also noted that this year’s shower would
feature meteors visible under moonlight and that, despite
the presence of moonlight, the Perseids would be bright
enough for many to see with the naked eye.

Knowing...