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I'm working on an atomic blast scene in book 3 right now

SPOILER ALERT SPOILER ALERT SPOILER ALERT Ok point by point. Wally is in Hawaii precisley because he adapts so well. He's got a promotion and a job in a liaison role at Fleet HQ. We just don't see him doing it because its boring. The Dessaix. I guess I didn't make it obvious...

Yes, that's what we'll do. Good idea.

I promise not to write a ten book trilogy.

Well they won't be 'in use' by late 1942, just in development. Even with all the processing muscle the Allies now have, and the expertise of all those engineering graduates they brought with them, you still have to retool factories etc. Targets takes place about four months after the...

LOL. You know, you would've had to wait until Oct 25 whether you won the cricket and rugby or not. But I can't blame you for revelling in it. It was such a long time between drinks. It also means I'll have to edit the joke in Weapons where Prince Harry witnesses a bet on the 2021 Ashes series...

Uhm. I don't really know what to say. In 'Targets' the Allies can decode Axis transmissions very easily. It's one of the major plot points. And, no, Stalin doesn't go war with America. However, you were right about one thing. There is a painting called 'The Death of Bin laden' hanging in the...

Evader, I'm curious as to your problem with Spruance as a character. I must admit I found him hard to write. Apart from his taste for terrible self brewed coffee, he's quite difficult to do on the page, unlike someone such as Macarthur or Einstein.

I remember thinking as I was watching this movie that, yes, Paris was feasible, but that New York was not. The 10 second incubation period rules out transmission vectors such as airlines or even global shipping. It is entirely possible, and probable that the speed of infection would see it get...

Hello Odin. Spoilers follow. I take your point about Himmler. It's reasonable. I should have made it more obvious that the SS controls the exploitation of all future technology and thus all future information (plus that info is patchy, not perfect, which I did point out a couple of times)...