by Henry Brinton | Jun 25, 2022 | Author Insights, Windows of the Heavens
Meteorologists use statistical measures to rate rare storms. According to The Baltimore Sun, a “100-year flood means that there is one chance in 100 of a flood or storm in a year. A 500-year flood means there is a 0.2 percent chance.” Not that these...
by Henry Brinton | Jun 1, 2022
At the Hitchcock Paper Co. booth, author Henry Brinton will be signing copies of his Occoquan-based murder mysteries “City of Peace” and “Windows of the Heavens.” Buy a copy in celebration of Occoquan!
by Henry Brinton | Apr 30, 2022 | Author Insights, City of Peace, Windows of the Heavens
“The past is never dead,” said William Faulkner in his novel Requiem for a Nun. “It’s not even past.” He was right. The past emerged several months ago in London, when a well-preserved Roman floor was discovered under the streets. Experts...
by Henry Brinton | Apr 16, 2022 | Author Insights, Windows of the Heavens
“We are at a moment of reckoning,” said Rachel Kyte, dean of the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University. Unless we take action to reduce carbon pollution, the world will face a warmer and deadlier future. We are at a tipping point,...
by Henry Brinton | Apr 2, 2022 | Author Insights, Windows of the Heavens
It was getting hotter. That’s what Frank May noticed at sunrise, as he looked out the window of his apartment in India. Taking a deep breath, he felt like he was in a sauna. The temperature rose to 103 degrees, with a humidity of 35 percent. Across the city, people...
