Cleo and Cornelius by Elizabeth Nicholson, Janine Pibal & Nick Geller Cleo and Cornelius is the adorable tale of two kitties living in ancient Egypt. One day Cornelius accidentally winds up on a ship destined for Rome. Though Rome is more given over to dogs, Cornelius finds the city marvelous. Meanwhile, Cleo finds herself bored. […]
Ok, so Port Jericho is primarily a book blog and my author home. I don’t normally rant here about things other than writing, and certainly not politics. I hate politics. I find it all petty, childish bickering to be honest. But this world, it’s going to hell in a handbasket, and it ain’t Crowley’s hell […]
Shatterheart Aislynn d’Merricksson, ©2017 Listen dripping venom acid in the streets Devolution the mad king laughs blood in the streets Disillusion savagery exposed Stanford’s lesson forgotten Fury Civilization falls Rome’s lesson forgotten Hatred ‘Never forget’, already gone Reich’s lesson forgotten Shatterheart crystal tears gaping wounds inflicted Emberlight faint […]
George’s Confessions of Young Nero humanises an oft demonised ghost from distant ages past, he who ‘fiddled’ whilst Rome burned. We follow Nero’s musings about his childhood, and see how known and suspected events likely shaped the real Nero’s life. This is the first of a pair of books, unusual for George, who specialises in […]