Short espionage story.

A short story about Special Forces operations during the Cold War.

Foreigners with which it is possible easily, as gonorrhea, to catch up the acquaintance with some quiet American from CIA.

All trips, as Winston Churchill, from a bed gave pointing.

Seamen talk that floats only dung, and steamships walk on a sea.

A joint operation between British Intelligence and the KGB.

Musket leaders meet with their benefactors in Yemen and encountered a strange combination of individuals and personalities. Eric and Tiffany arrive a day later after the others have left for the Amran hills. Eric meets the mysterious Persian cleric, Fahad, and encounters Spritz, who had been flown in separately. During the meetings, operation Milk Truck is planned in detail, and a working paradigm is established between the Americans and their international collaborators. This segment deepens the character study of Spritz and Eric in particular, but of all protagonists generally.

A short fictional story that describes in its way our “modern” society. Initially written in Greek. For those who lived in Greece for some years they will probably recognize familiar situations. Others may also recognize common points…

They all thought I was mad…and well perhaps they were right, but they are dead now. My plans at world domination have however hit a snag – perhaps you can assist?

A few nostalgic and, occasionally, humorous views of things I did as a Marine. And before you ask, no, I did not include any combat stories.

This is a thriller set in 1960’s America during the Cold War. A cryptologist who is monitoring Soviet Communications picks up something interesting, but dies before he can tell anyone. All he leaves behind is a coded message and a warning that his code must be broken within 24 hours or the country will be endangered. Two other cryptologists go to crack the code, and the conspiracy they unearth will have massive repercussions.