“Polyxena” by H. Allenger is inspired by Homer’s “The Iliad”
H. Allenger’s Polyxena was written with inspiration from The Iliad by Homer. There are many indications to support this resemblance,
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H. Allenger’s “Polyxena” also highlights some of our favorite Amazonian characters
Author H. Allenger has managed to incorporate a lot of characters from the lore of Greek mythology into his book
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Paul Trittin’s “Jacobus” is a recipient of the Gold Seal of Excellence
As a testimony to its excellent quality, Jacobus by Paul Trittin has received the Gold Seal of Excellence Award. Author
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Mahlon Palmer’s website goes live with details about his book “Destiny” and other information
An author’s website is the best place to be when you are looking for a way to buy an author’s
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H. Allenger’s “Polyxena” is a recipient of the Gold Seal of Excellence Award
We’re proud to announce that the mythology-based novel Polyxena, written by H. Allenger, has received the Gold Seal of Excellence
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H. Allenger aims to endear readers to Polyxena in his novel
In the previous blog, we’ve found out that H. Allenger’s Polyxena is actually a direct letter to Aphrodite, the ancient
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Paul Trittin’s “Jacobus” aims to reconcile theology and gay liberation movements
Having hidden his real identity as a gay man for decades while working in sometimes homophobic environments, Paul Trittin recognizes
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H. Allenger’s “Polyxena” is actually a direct letter to Aphrodite
H. Allenger’s Polyxena, while basically a tale of the eponymous heroine’s reflections and struggles after the fall of Troy, is
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More readers are raving about Paul Trittin’s “Jacobus” on Amazon, here’s what they’re saying
Since Paul Trittin’s novel Jacobus was released on Amazon in May of 2019, the book has been receiving praises and
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Books 1 and 2 of Paul Trittin’s “Jacobus” are among our Featured Books for March 2020
This month, we celebrate a special acknowledgement of the books that have earned a reputation for themselves, not only for
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