Susan's Substack
Susan RonaldMy personal Substack
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 19 | Subscribers | Read | srronald.substack.com |
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Hope
In our mad, bad, modern world, hope is often illusive. It is all too often so painful that hope seems a betrayal of ‘truth’ in a seemingly dystopian reality. Yet without hope, without feeling and helping to make the world around us better –...
It Can't Happen Here
When I was writing my book Hitler’s Aristocrats: The Secret Power Players in Britain and America Who Supported the Nazis, 1923–1941, it was important for me to read Dorothy Thompson’s articles (1921–1945) and re-read Sinclair Lewis’s It Can...
Searching for Shakespeare
Elizabeth I had survived nearly two dozen assassination attempts by the end of the 1580s. By then the use of those associated with her theatre had become an essential part of her spy network. Yet, aside from the murder of Marlowe, little ha...
Le Carré’s Rogue Elephant
In the screenplay adaptation of John Le Carré’s 1979 book Smiley’s People George Smiley is likened to a ‘rogue elephant’ by the head of the Circus, Saul Enderby. It is an unfair assessment since a rogue elephant is a panicked unstoppable fo...
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I am an acclaimed biographer, historian and screenwriter of ten books from the first Elizabethan Age through the Second World War with the underlying theme of power and greed. Currently writing historical crime series.
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