A Google search for my ancestors revealed that one of them, "died by the sword" in France in the seventeenth century. Was it a military death or did an affair of the heart lie behind the killing? Perhaps it was a matter of villainy? Maybe he died in a Protestant (Huguenot) insurrection against the French government? Who could leave it at that? I wanted to know more, but I never did find out why he died. Some notes about his son, Martin Provost, distracted me. He was born in 1611 and died at the age of 80. He lived an interesting and exciting life as an early settler in French Canada. In this...

This book is a reprint of Wilson Guertin's web site. It was created to provide a more durable copy of the website data which may be lost in the electronic miasma. These printed copies may be subject to destruction by mold and fire, but some of them should prove retrievable longer than their counterparts on the internet. This site also provides additional personal data about the author's pseudonym character Jonathan P. Slow. You will have more interest in your own family biography, but now you can see a demonstration of a way to preserve the material in your own family website. You may be...

Follow the author, an experienced Clinical Psychologist, as he takes you into the scheming mind of voyeur, Abraham Murray. Dr. Guertin employs a fictional stalker for the main character in this narrative to re-create typical case material for you to ponder. His efforts are proceeded by "Fifty Shades of Grey," and "Memoirs of a Geisha," both of which try to present live pictures of deviant persons. By following this unforgettable journey you may acquire some of the skills required to understand a man obsessed with sex. For the first time you have the opportunity to make some sense out of a...