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January 16, 2021
Dragon Vases Honor Bravery

Dragon Vases Honor Bravery

It seems every day of the year has a special event, observance or holiday to celebrate.  January 16 has been proclaimed “Appreciate a Dragon Day” dedicated to learning about dragons.  Dragons, the magical scaly creature born from fire, have existed throughout mythology since the times of the Romans and Egyptians. The dragon is the fifth …

January 5, 2021
Countdown to Charles’s Bridge Release

Countdown to Charles’s Bridge Release

COUNTDOWN! Seven (7) days to Charles’s Bridge release date! You can ask your favorite bookstore to stock Charles’s Bridge or preorder/purchase the book online through IndieBound, Barnes & Noble, Amazon, Bookshop, Books-A-Million, Book Depository, et al. Message sn@charlesnovacekbooks.com for a discount on bulk sales. Praise for Charles’s Bridge “Charles’s Bridge is a beautiful and inspiring …

December 7, 2020
Coming Soon! Charles’s Story in a Picture Book

Coming Soon! Charles’s Story in a Picture Book

  New Resource to Help Calm Children in this Time of Crisis Since the pandemic began, a lot of children have been struggling with how to cope. Charles’s Bridge may be just the tool they need. “Charles’s Bridge is a beautiful and inspiring tribute to the power of imagination, human creativity and the power of …

November 11, 2020
So it Goes – Kurt and Charles

So it Goes – Kurt and Charles

November 11 is the birthday of American writer Kurt Vonnegut (1922-2007). Like Charles, Vonnegut experienced horrors during World War II. They both suffered from PTSD and depression and used humor to tackle the basic questions of life. Vonnegut served in the U.S. Army and with the 106th Infantry division during the Battle of the Bulge …

December 5, 2019
Beyond the Gate

Beyond the Gate

I recently received a message from a reader of Border Crossings: Coming of Age in the Czech Resistance. He commented “Kissing the ground of his Southfield backyard really stayed with me.” This is in reference to Charles’s statement in the book, “when we returned home, I kissed the ground in my Southfield backyard.” Charles was …

November 30, 2019
Memory of a Freight Train for Hope

Memory of a Freight Train for Hope

Tonight, as I drove past the Detroit Institute of Arts, I remembered Yoko Ono’s Freight Train installed on a short stretch of railroad track on the museum’s front lawn in 2003. It was a 1930s German boxcar riddled with bullet holes signifying violence and murder. I remembered how light flickered mysteriously through the bullet holes …

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