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Hello Readers, it’s Leo here: Author, Artist, Activist, Astronomer, Adventurer and Professional Daydreamer! I hope you are all enjoying the show? It can be very drafty here in my Lion’s Den at Mount Pleasant Sorting Office at this time of year. Now and Then, through Painted Windows, I can see the caterpillars pass above my island frequented by bumblebees! They are daydream doodles we’d all rather forget as the Empires of the future are Empires of the mind. I am the Great Pretender, adrift in a World of my own. Imagination is Everything! In fact, writing has always been a passion of mine. Apart from devising bizarre adventures during my childhood, my first taste of formal prose came when I started writing articles for my student union newspaper. Later in life I branched out into technical copy writing as a profession, but short stories and novellas have always been my first true love (writing-wise anyway). I love many genres, but surrealism and fantasy/sci-fi always feature prominently. When I write, in my mind I think of my stories as films and I even mentally put the soundtrack into the scenes, so my next avenue of exploration is naturally into making films. Journey to the Last Horizon with me! Dream, Imagine, Create! Dreadnought, hard to starboard! Nec aspera terrent!

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The Battles of El Alamein

Leo Harris

Analysing the Battles of El Alamein, the main personalities of the Generals and their impact on the course of the Desert War.


El Alamein is regarded to be one of the significant turning points of the Second World War. Along with the Battle of Stalingrad in the Soviet Union and the Battle of Midway in the Pacific, it has all the features of a monumental shift in fortunes. On the one hand there is the once invincible Axis Army being halted, and then pushed backed decisively; whereas the tired Allied Army begins to re-group and then successfully counter-attack. How did this change in fortunes come about? Was El Alamein a stunning tactical master-piece, or was it an inevitable victory for the Allies - a foregone conclusion?

 

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Andrew Burans wrote 3 hours ago

Hi Leo, The reason for this message is that unfortunately, and it ....

yasmin esack wrote 1 day ago

hi My book is titled The Mind Setter. If you wish to back it yours w....

Craig Ellis wrote 6 days ago

Hello Leo, I'm always interested in a new perspective on El Alamei....

L.Lee wrote 13 days ago

I'm old enough to remember. Can't wait to hear your Scy/Fy version. ....

Blousie wrote 93 days ago

Can I tempt you into taking a peek at a biography? The Kid: A True....

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I wrote 139 days ago

I love the way you keep the reader guessing about the truth behind the death, and the suspicion and growing conspiracy. Great read. Backed! view book

I wrote 160 days ago

Fantastic read! I love the way the tension builds and I can really relate to how Gerard feels, when his initial confidence in Ruth falls away and is replaced by a growing dread - but he feels that it might all be in his imagining. The fear for his daughter is probably the deepest force in a parent's... view book

I wrote 160 days ago

thanks Ray, I'm glad you enjoyed the book and found it interesting. view book

I wrote 167 days ago

Thanks!!!!! view book

I wrote 167 days ago

No problem! Leo view book

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