Peter Nichols

Jun 12, 2024 | criminalelement.com | Victoria Stone |Erika Robuck |Caroline Wrenn Cleveland |Peter Nichols

Conspiracies play a key role in Follow Her Down, Victoria Helen Stone's riveting suspense novel. Victoria visits the site to share some of her favorite conspiracy thrillers, ranging from the local level to the upper echelons of government, even into outer-space. The biggest problem with conspiracy theories? They’re so much fun.

May 2, 2024 | booktrib.com | Peter Nichols |Joan He |Ana Huang |Rachel Khong

New Harry Potter Audiobook Series in the Works With 100+ ActorsPottermore Publishing and Audible have partnered to bring you seven new Harry Potter audiobooks featuring a full range of character voices, with the Audible CEO citing more than 100 actors, Dolby Atmos sound design and new scoring. The books will release sequentially and globally starting in late 2025.

Apr 29, 2024 | americanthinker.com | Peter Nichols

The effect of the October 7 atrocity and its aftermath upon Jews in the United States is the ostensible topic of Peter Beinart’s recent op-ed in the New York Times, “The Great Rupture in American Jewish Life.” Actually, Mr. Beinart demonstrates a rupture in the lives of Jewish leftists such as he, who discover that they can no longer be one with their non-Jewish comrades unless they denounce Zionism (i.e., the cause of Israel).

Feb 17, 2024 | lucianne.com | Peter Nichols

Original ArticlePosted By: Imright, 2/17/2024 9:33:33 PMA third year has passed since the death of Rush Limbaugh. The day of the sad news, millions of people were sensible of a loss. Something they depended on for reassurance, reinforcement, confidence, strength, amusement, and interest was now gone and never would come again. Limbaugh was an optimist, and optimists are like bonfires.

Feb 17, 2024 | americanthinker.com | Peter Nichols

A third year has passed since the death of Rush Limbaugh. The day of the sad news, millions of people were sensible of a loss. Something they depended on for reassurance, reinforcement, confidence, strength, amusement, and interest was now gone and never would come again. Limbaugh was an optimist, and optimists are like bonfires.