Geza Tatrallyay has woven his latest novel, Rainbow Vintner, into a factual, historical background. Morgan Kenworthy, a Berkeley student studying abroad and a guest of the de Carduzac family, owners of a magnificent chateau in St. Émilion, uncovers a coup to bring down the French...

For the Children: A Cold War Escape Story by Geza Tatrallyay is a suspenseful biography of the author’s family’s escape or odyssey first to Austria and then to Canada from Hungary, in the crucial year of 1956. For the Children is a rich book of...

Cello’s Tears by Geza Tatrallyay is a thoughtful and lush collection of contemporary free verse that reveals itself in layers, inviting readers to reflect upon universal truths and the importance of seemingly random events and images. Geza Tatrallyay is a global citizen whose writings are...

Geza Tatrallyay’s Twisted Reasons is not an easy read. While it is a work of fiction, it is fable interwoven with reality, a harsh, perhaps even prophetic reality at that. Greg Martens is an author of what was once called ‘penny dreadfuls’: crime novels devoid...

According to the website, Equality Now, trafficking women and children for sexual exploitation is a lucrative industry making an estimated $99 billion a year. It is the fastest growing criminal enterprise in the world today. Of the millions of women and girls exploited every year...

Geza Tatrallyay’s latest novel, Twisted Fates, is the third and final story in his Twisted trilogy. This time we find crime novelist Greg Martens and his wife, former Interpol agent Anne Rossiter, on a mission to rescue their friend, Julia, from the clutches of powerful...

As a writer and reader of thrillers, memoirs are not usually my thing. And these days when I see an article about sport, my eyes glaze over. It is a long time since I played any kind of sport myself and, well, these days sportsmen...