Tag Archives: Turkey

This is history as it should be, told through the pen of a poet with an eye for the important details of life.

Romantic suspense author Chris Karslen talks about weaving history and archaeology into her stories.

Heavy rains, snow, and cold threaten Syrian refugees.

Once again, the fans are discounted as the lockout has gone on 68 days now.

I highly recommend this novel to anybody who enjoys a good story full of action and adventure, especially those who love archaeology and/or are interested in Troy.

"I love Turkey. I’ve visited several times. I knew after the first time, I would set a story there."

Maybe the little girl's wish for Princess Elizabeth can be transferred to all children who are hungry and suffering today.

Christmas seems to have encroached on this day and made it just like the opening door to the "holidays" instead of being an important holiday in and of itself.

Whatever your Thanksgiving dinner traditions, they can be made richer with well-matched wines.

Firsthand account of Armenian genocide aims to commemorate its victims while it tells their story.