Olympic Stadium, Moscow; September 2011
Olympic Stadium, Moscow; September 2011 The gigantic, semi-circular stage erected inside the Olympic Stadium had been transformed into a haunted cemetery, complete with cobwebbed tombstones flanked by crying angels, sad-looking willow trees, live crows in cages and a large, pale moon, suspended from a mobile crane.Set against a backdrop depicting frightening ghouls and hooded monks, […]
The Hidden Genes of Professor K – Gordon Institute, Sydney; September 2011
Gordon Institute, Sydney; September 2011 Professor Kasper Kozakievicz – Professor K to colleagues because his name was almost impossible to pronounce – looked at the computer printout on his desk and smiled; the results were exactly as he had expected. A tremendous feeling of elation quickened his heartbeat, making his emaciated body tremble with excitement. Reaching […]
The Hidden Genes of Professor K; Author’s Note
Author’s Note Edwin Smith, a colourful character, is remembered for something he did one hot afternoon in a bazaar in Luxor, Egypt in 1862. He bought a papyrus that turned out to be one of the oldest medical texts in the world. I first came across the […]
Coming soon … The Hidden Genes of Professor K
During the lead-up to publication of my next book – The Hidden Genes of Professor K, I will release one chapter a week for free to pique your interest, and prepare the way for the release of the book. I hope you will enjoy the journey. It won’t be boring; promise! […]
