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Nathan Blake the Englishman Who Became a United States Marshall
This book is about a young man from England who from an early age was fascinated by the American so called Wild West and, guns as well, he became a prolific gunman by the time he was an adult his dream was to go to America to see if he could make a difference between the Indian and the white man how he did not know but, he wanted to try, he went there but, for a different reason than he thought. Readers of this book will find out how and why he went there. It contains murder among other things. It is based entirely on fiction but, some names are of real people who lived in the 1800's other names are fictional and if they do resemble any person alive today it is purely unintentional.
The Chronicles of Commander Nathan Blake
A box set of The Children of the Third Reich, The Child of Mars, and The Children of Andaalwaald. Nearly 270k words of superhuman action, adventure, and darkness! A series of stories charting the life and times of Nathan Blake - a superhuman created by a Nazi scientist working for the CIA. This trilogy starts in 1943 at an experimental medical facility on the outskirts of the Treblinka death camp in Poland and takes us to the surface of Mars and the distant edges of the Milky Way. With a cast of villains you will love to hate and heroes you will surely be rooting for. Praise for The Commander Nathan Blake Chronicles; "(Tim) does a fabulous job providing tangible backstories and characteristi...
The Old American
A long-awaited new novel set in the period of the French and Indian Wars brings a new dimension to the region's history
Blake and Torrey Genealogy
William Blake was baptized in Pitminster, England, 10 July 1594. In 1617, he married Agnes Band, a widow. They had five children. They immigrated to America before 1636 and settled in Dorchester, Massachusetts. He died 25 August 1663. Descendants lived in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont, and elsewhere.
Always
Nathan Blake is an African explorer and Earl of Selby. Scandal has driven him home to England. Nell Drummond is a spinster who's resigned to her fate. When she meets Nathan, there's an instant spark, but he's too far above her, so she could never be the wife he needs. But some attractions are too strong to fight and some love is meant to be.
The Ancestry and Allied Families of Nathan Blake 3rd and Susan Blake, Early Residents of East Corinth, Vermont (Classic Reprint)
Excerpt from The Ancestry and Allied Families of Nathan Blake 3rd and Susan Blake, Early Residents of East Corinth, Vermont This gathering bf Family Genealogical Records, and bits of personal history of my Ancestors, was commenced many years since, with frequent searches in old Burial Grounds and old Town Records. In the year 1907 my friend Mr. Felix A. Gendrot became interested to aid me in my research bringing great enthusiasm, trained knowledge and untiring patience in following obscure clews; delving in Libraries and Vital Statistics, thereby obtaining exact facts from the local records in many Towns and States to him I give sincere thanks. May other families be inspired to pay a like tr...
The Child of Mars
The world is dying. The Chinese Communist Party has a plan to preserve the Chinese way of life and to save the planet. But who will pay for this plan? The story begins with Nazi scientist Dr. Kurt Krautkrämer's superhuman research falling into the hands of agents working for the Chinese Communist Party. This story is an action packed adventure - and a dark and transgressive look at Earth's future. The Child of Mars continues the story of Commander Nathan Blake - who is marooned on Mars. The story begins with Nazi scientist Dr. Kurt Krautkrämer's superhuman research falling into the hands of agents working for the Chinese Communist Party. The Chinese work to develop their own superhuman arm...
The Doctor T. J. Eckleburg Review No. 18
"Eclectic selection of work from both emerging and established writers...." (The Washington Post), Eckleburg is a collection of stories, poetry, translations, and artwork by award-winning and emerging talents such as Rick Moody, Stephen Dixon, Cris Mazza, and Eckleburg's 2013 Gertrude Stein Award in Fiction winner, Jill Birdsall. Eckleburg No. 18 is a textual and graphic innovation for both the traditionalists and nonconformists.
