Ten Fascinating Locations in Old New York, Part Four.

In this series of posts, I have been presenting the real life locations where I set my novel, A Predator's Game. The action took place in 1896. My characters, Nikola Tesla and Arthur Conan Doyle, battle with the multi-murderer Dr. Henry H. Holmes. Part One. The American Tract Society Building, The...

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Ten Fascinating Locations in Old New York, Part Three.

Tesla in his East Houston Laboratory In this series of posts, I have been presenting the real life locations where I set my novel, A Predator's Game. The action took place in 1896. My characters, Nikola Tesla and Arthur Conan Doyle, battle with the multi-murderer Dr. Henry H. Holmes. In my first...

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Ten Fascinating Locations in Old New York, Part Two

In my novel, A Predator's Game, set in 1896, my characters, Nikola Tesla and Arthur Conan Doyle, visit several noteworthy sites in New York and the surrounding areas. These locations range from the exotic to the macabre. In my previous post, I presented The American Tract Society Building, The Suicide...

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Ten Fascinating Locations in Old New York, Part One.

One of the joys of writing my novel, A Predator's Game, involved immersing myself in the Manhattan of 1896. With so many exotic locations, I was able to pick the best to set the scenes of my story. Background. In 1896, Manhattan and New York City were one and the same. The consolidation that would...

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Tesla Versus The Nobel Prize

The article as it ran in the November 6, 1915 Boston Journal. On November 5th, 1915, the London Daily Telegraph made the announcement:   The Swedish government has decided to distribute the Nobel prizes next week as follows:  "Physics, Thomas A. Edison and Nikola Tesla; literature, Romain...

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