Posted by Roger Boylan on Tuesday, January 4, 2011
In the long and slow process of publishing my magnum opus, The Adorations, online, despite encountering the usual pesky setbacks and glitches common to all computers and software I've managed to soldier on sufficiently for 21 chapters to now be online. The most recent one, posted this morning, describes a most unusual phone call received by the Fuehrer, Adolf Hitler, in his private office in the Reichs Chancellery, in the waning days of peace, 1939, a phone call so unusual that it gives even its recipient cause for momentary concern, until his monstrous self-aborption and egotism reassert themselves.
