
This newsletter has my short fiction, some adapted from old written material covering 40+ years and some newly crafted for a different readership now. It also includes my posts on cultural artefacts such as books, films, music and what not.
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I watched People, Places and Things at the smaller stage of the Zorlu Performing Arts Center in Istanbul in May 2025. The production was staged through a collaboration between IdPro and Omnia Yapım and was written by the English playwright...
Generated by GPT 6.5 on a prompt by the author, using the main themes in The Conquest of Plassans
The Rougon-Macquart Saga from Émile Zola continues to be interesting with this fourth book covering the clergy’s attempt to have more promine...
Generated by GPT 5.5 upon a prompt by the author based on the content of the book
The third book of Émile Zola’s Rougons-Macquart saga is titled Le Ventre de Paris (literally The Belly of Paris) and opens with a description of the marketpl...
Generated by ChatGPT 5.3 with a prompt by the author, based on Zola’s La Curée
After the glorious introduction to the Rougon-Macquart family in The Fortune for the Rougons, I continued the book series by Émile Zola with Rush for the Spoil...
Created by ChatGPT 5.3 upon a prompt by the author
I started to read Zola’s 20-book novel series, Les Rougon-Mackart, opening this saga with the first book titled The Fortune of the Rougons.
Zola is a self-declared naturalist author, in t...
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Writer and Translator, Retired Industrial Engineer and Academician. Developed software and managed software projects for 45 years. Nowadays developing iOS software with SwiftUI and slowly writing historical novels.
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