Synopsis
The Kelt
by Ruth Thompson
© Copyright 2001 Ruth Thompson
US Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: pending
NOVEL The Kelt
FRANK JAMES Dear reader, there are many heroes of the past who will remain unsung,
mainly because history is selective and disregards any who have little
written about them. Nonetheless some stand above the rest in the teeth of
such indifference and their stance is as a beacon to a writer.
Vercingetorix appears in Caesar's own writings in a simple but respectful
notation, he was impressed! So am I. I hope that in this new age we are turning back to what constitutes a real
hero and are able to recognize courage and commitment as the values we have
previously ignored. I have taken what little history has supplied and used
an extended license to flesh out the long ago hero, Here then is a true
hero, a man who was not afraid to be courageous and bold. I hope you enjoy
him as much as I do. Frank James
November 1, 2001 About the Author:
I was educated in the UK and perhaps that is why I have such a love of
history. Although the dates and times of events have left me as cold as any
student, the real life behind those dates attracted like a magnet. The
answers we search for today can be found in the past, if only we ask the
right questions. I enjoy searching for those questions as eagerly as others
search for the answers. I write to please my own senses, as any artist at
his canvas, I write to pique interest without bullying my point. I leave the
reader to discern. F. James View a Sample of This Work | Order This Work | 
