A Caribbean Caper
From the Files of the Delta Detective Agency Fiction- I It all began with a tropical island beachfront and a charming woman making a travel
Howard Lachtman
July 28, 2021
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The Future of Baseball
Another in a series honoring Spring, and with it, the opening of baseball season. This is a work of fiction by Howard Lachtman.
Howard Lachtman
April 16, 2021
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What Baseball Means to Me
One in a series honoring Spring, and with it, the opening of baseball season. What did Yogi Berra say was the secret of baseball? Who
Howard Lachtman
April 16, 2021
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Book Review: A Child Left Behind
A New Novel by Phil Hutcheon, Reviewed by Howard Lachtman Stockton author and teacher Phil Hutcheon moves into new fictional territory in “A Child Left
Howard Lachtman
January 29, 2021
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Aunt Ellie’s Inheritance
Part Three of Three In case you missed them, check out Part One and Part Two before you proceed. Having survived a dangerous chase after
Howard Lachtman
December 2, 2020
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This is Your Pilot Speaking
The Man in the Recliner #5 Can you find peace and contentment within the limitations of a quarantine? That’s a key issue for many in
Howard Lachtman
November 6, 2020
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Aunt Ellie’s Inheritance
Part Two A gentleman from San Francisco in search of a mystery woman who may or may not exist. A few words of wisdom from
Howard Lachtman
August 19, 2020
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Back to Square One
The Man in the Recliner series #4 Maybe it was the heat of a Fourth of July garden party or the hard lemonade. But it
Howard Lachtman
July 24, 2020
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Unlocked
Man in Recliner #3 “…on my homage list were Stocktonians Al and Mel Corren. Uncle and nephew, the two Correns found one another in wartime
Howard Lachtman
June 15, 2020
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Aunt Ellie’s Inheritance
Part One Avoid gatherings. Isolate but keep connected. Quarantine to save lives including your own. Times are tough, but you’re tougher. Take care of your
Howard Lachtman
May 20, 2020
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