Tag: Chris Hadfield

by M. Bijman November 22, 2021

Authors to watch crime fiction Discussion of writing style Modern fiction Review of Mysteries and Thrillers Review of new book

A few words more on The Apollo Murders, by Chris Hadfield

Here are my final thoughts about The Apollo Murders, by Chris Hadfield: would using Cyrillic in the text have beenContinue Reading

by M. Bijman November 19, 2021

Authors to watch crime fiction Discussion of writing style Modern fiction Review of Mysteries and Thrillers Review of new book

Writing from rare experience – The Apollo Murders, by Chris Hadfield

So, if you had to pick someone to write a Crime Thriller about astronauts and space missions in the lateContinue Reading

by M. Bijman September 22, 2016

Children’s Literature

Read to your children – they will thank you for it

This is the Information Age and the Social Age. Whether on a tablet, PC, ipad or smart phone, people wadeContinue Reading

by M. Bijman June 13, 2014

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Famous Men for Father’s Day: An Author, an Astronaut and a dead Absurdist

Manly books about famous men In celebration of Father’s Day coming up, here are some books about men I admire thatContinue Reading

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