…cultural and political currents that swirl around Napoleon in France at this moment: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/05/world/europe/france-napoleon-macron.html The exiled emperor’s death on St. Helena figures prominently in my novel FINDING NAPOLEON. Having visited…
…soaks in your blood.” His voice broke. Around him, the palace bedroom loomed, desolate as an empty church. Outside drums beat rat-tat-tat, rat-tat-tat, rat-tat-tat. Website: https://www.findingnapoleon.com Contact: margaret@mrodenberg.com…
…the most influential person in history. William Shakespeare comes in third. Study authors, Steven Skiena of State University of New York at Stony Brook and Charles Ward of Google, Inc.,…
War Games, by Donna Lomangino, available at www.lomanginoart.com My brother Jimmy and my sister-in-law Helen gave me this fun portrait of Napoleon Bonaparte playing video games. That someone would even…
…downloaded from Google Books for free. I recommend either version of these sweetly-told stories as captivating summer reading with a Napoleonic twist. (This review first appeared on the website, www.swanways.com.)…
…perfect symbol of feminine seduction, and of the woman who was Napoleon’s only great love.” Visit Alix’s website at www.swanways.com, but don’t buy me an Eagle scarf—I already have one!…
…over one week. “What a week it was!” she said. Thank you, James River Writers, for your recognition and support. To read more about LITTLE SONG, visit my website www.margaretrodenberg.com….
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…pursue, particularly about Napoleon’s youth. The Fondation maintains an extremely useful website at www.napoleon.org and Professor Hicks publishes their electronic newsletter. Both are available in English, and invaluable for Napoleonic…
Napoleon’s general, and later Marshal of the Empire, Michel Ney was born the son of a cooper (a wooden-barrel maker). Originally a non-commissioned officer, Ney rose through the ranks due…
