On May 26, 1978, I attended Frank Sinatra's last appearance at the Latin Casino in Cherry Hill NJ. Seated near the stage, I shot one roll of ASA 400 black and white film. It took about 25 minutes from start to finish. Sometime later that summer, my friend Susan Rose developed the film and printed the photographs. For almost 38 years, these photos have been in file folders, in drawers, and for the past eight years, in my garage. Remarkably they have survived, a glorious record of Sinatra still at his incomparable best. Look at the photos and hear his voice in your head. Enjoy. NOTE: The...

Does fiction sometimes foretell reality? It certainly seems that way in Lew Weinstein's fictionalized story of an anthrax scare ... a thriller that seems to track closely with real-life events, even as they unfold today. In the novel, the DIA commences its review of the failed FBI anthrax investigation ... "Those FBI bastards hounded a Defense Department employee until he committed suicide, if it was suicide. After seven years the FBI hasn't come close to making a case that could convict the lowest grade criminal, let alone an internationally respected scientist. And they think they can say...

A FLOOD OF EVIL tells the story of German Catholic boy from Munich who becomes a Nazi and a Jewish girl from the Polish shtetl of Ciechanow who becomes an internationally known journalist. Improbably, they fall in love and join forces to try to stop the rise of Hitler. The story covers the years 1923-1933, and a sequel set against the events of 1934-1945 is currently being written. What readers say about A FLOOD OF EVIL ... ... Very few writers can successfully write historical fiction as compellingly as Lewis M. Weinstein. ... This is one of the best books I have ever read It is historical...