Early in the 20th century, as microbiology developed, the etiologic agents of many diseases were identified, and many of these were grown and studied in laboratories allowing biological warfare to become more sophisticated.
Horses and Cavalry in WWI
In the First World War, German and French agents used glanders (also known as Equinia, Farcy, and Malleus), a bacterium (Burkholderia mallei) which occurs in horses and donkeys as well as another animal bacterium called...
With each of my novels, I have carried out extensive research-usually about a year or more before I publish the book. Looking back, I have turned some of that research into individual blogs, addressing the different subjects that I investigated. Many of these posts, you will find interesting [I hope]. Some of these posts may be too much, maybe even irrelevant for someone just looking for a good thriller novel.
The posts will be added to this website as each novel is published-there will be a...
