The Easy Day Was Yesterday
Al HaganWriting, weapons, and maybe some cool photos
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 91 | Subscribers | Read | alhaganbooks.substack.com |
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Your Printer Spies on You!
Your printer tells on you, every page. Have you ever sent an “anonymous” letter? Hate mail? Anything threatening? Tried to print counterfeit money? Well, guess what – every single sheet has markings that identify the date and the specific p...
Hostile Math vs. Artificial Intelligence
Security cameras are everywhere. It’s a given, now. I saw a comment recently that a serial killer like Ted Bundy had the “glory days” to do what he wanted without the constant fear of his moves being recorded and his license plate tracked. ...
Crescent City Shootout
She was on the sidewalk of a narrow side street when someone was suddenly beside her, giving her a hard shove into the mouth of an alley. Struggling to keep her footing, she stumbled a few steps inside the alley and looked up to see who had...
Crescent City Shootout Paperback is Out!
I don’t know how Amazon operates. J.F. Holmes, my publisher at Cannon Books https://www.cannonpublishing.us/ takes care of that. So they say April 3rd, and now here the paperback version is available now. But I’m not complaining.
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Author of military thrillers, SciFi, and horror. U.S. Marine, TS/SCI intelligence community-type, and project manager.
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