Jefferson Flanders

I envisioned An Interlude in Berlin as both a love story and a thriller.

Over the past three years, I’ve spent some time in Berlin, learning as much as I could about the city and the very tense period in its history just before the Wall went up in 196 See Jefferson’s answer.

Jefferson Flanders

"An Interlude in Berlin" is the fourth novel I've written about the Cold War.

Berlin was a flash point for the struggle between the West and the Soviets (especially during the Berlin Crisis of 1959-61). It was also a place where there was constant an See Jefferson’s answer.

Jefferson Flanders

My lifelong interest in the Civil War began with a visit to Gettysburg as a boy. Years later, when I found Nantucket’s monument to the 73 men who died in the conflict—a striking number for such a small community—I was prompted to learn more. What I d See Jefferson’s answer.

Jefferson Flanders