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Do You Still Need a Literary Agent in Today’s Publishing World?

The story of my 15 years with Literary Manager Peter Miller

Dec 2, 2020

Do You Still Need a Literary Agent in Today’s Publishing World?

Dec 2, 2020

How Should Christians Vote?

One of the great questions of our time is why Donald Trump’s divisive and incendiary rhetoric continues to appeal to large numbers of…

Sep 6, 2020

How Should Christians Vote?

Sep 6, 2020

The Alien Invasion is Finally Here. And it’s Invisible.

For decades, Hollywood films fantasized what it would be like if the world was suddenly confronted with an alien invasion. From Robert…

Apr 10, 2020

The Alien Invasion is Finally Here. And it’s Invisible.

Apr 10, 2020

A Virtual Journey in the Footsteps of Jesus: Episode 02, Young Jesus

In this episode, we try to reconstruct the so-called “lost years” of Jesus — the gap of some 20 years, between the Nativity narratives and…

Apr 1, 2020

A Virtual Journey in the Footsteps of Jesus: Episode 02, Young Jesus

Apr 1, 2020

A Virtual Journey in the Footsteps of Jesus: Episode 1

Since most churches will likely be closed during Easter 2020, I’d like to take you on a virtual journey through the life of Jesus, based…

Mar 31, 2020

A Virtual Journey in the Footsteps of Jesus: Episode 1

Mar 31, 2020

Ban the Weaponizing of the Federal Budget

I don’t usually use this space for political disputes. I much prefer to talk about my passion for art and archaeology. But our government…

Jan 27, 2019

Ban the Weaponizing of the Federal Budget

Jan 27, 2019

The Angels of War — a Novel of World War I

November 11, 2018 marks the 100th anniversary of the end of World War 1. To commemorate this event, Pantheon has published my war novel…

Nov 10, 2018

The Angels of War — a Novel of World War I

Nov 10, 2018

A Modern Last Supper

As many of my faithful readers know, this page has been devoted to new revelations about Leonardo da Vinci and his two masterpieces, the…

Oct 7, 2018

A Modern Last Supper

Oct 7, 2018

The Fresco that Never Was

In 1440, the allied armies of Florence, Venice and the Papal States — actually a motley assortment of no more than around 8,000 troops —…

Sep 15, 2018

The Fresco that Never Was

Sep 15, 2018

Leonardo’s Most Daring Project

In 1503, Leonardo returned to Florence after his short and rather unhappy engagement as the military engineer for Cesare Borgia. But the…

Aug 26, 2018

Leonardo’s Most Daring Project

Aug 26, 2018

Jean-Pierre Isbouts

Jean-Pierre Isbouts

National Geographic author, historian, and filmmaker, writing about things that lift our spirits and move our hearts.

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