At long last, my book-related website NuclearPowerHistory.com has a new, modern look. Jump in and take a look.
This site has been running for a number of years but was very much a barebones cottage-industry affair until recently. As I conducted years of research into my intended series REACTOR: A GLOBAL HISTORY OF NUCLEAR POWER, every now and then I’d release a tidbit or offcut, something interesting (in my eyes) from the archives, something not needed in the actual book. This was a fun time.
The website’s rationale has now altered. I’ll use it to promote the first volume in the series, VISIONS: VOLUME I, 1942–1957 and to foreshadow future volumes. I hope to include on the site some useful resources for anyone interested in the general history of nuclear energy.
And I’ll continue to bring to your attention incidental or useful historical material (once again not material enough for the books) that amuse or intrigue me, and might well amuse or intrigue you.
I cannot speak highly enough of web designer Caro Begin. She built my author website a number of years back and her skills and reputation have only grown. Possessing an uncanny ability to quickly perceive a client’s needs, she works fast, is responsive, knows what designs work, and issues terrific post-handover instructions. And she is warmhearted and terrific to engage with.
You’ll find her at GoCreate.me.
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