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Met Czech Ambassador Kmonicek at a WACH event yesterday, invited the Ambassador and the Czech Consuls and friends to the Czechia book presentation in Houston scheduled for Saturday November 30, 2019. All recipients of this blogpost are cordially invited to attend my presentation; let me know if interested.

My new book, the 1st Episode of the historic fantasy fiction series called RADNOR, is to be released on Monday, November 18, 2019. The book is co-authored with Natalie Rose Lomako (my wife). The theme is inspired by the history of  Vikings, Mongols, Egyptians, and Central Americans. Check out my 1-minute video clip for a general impression. The Radnor book link is at Amazon and at my Amazon Author page .

New book released today, co-authored with Dr. Sean Regan and Dr. Nataliya Regan, the 5th book in the series, titled AMERICANS' RETIREMENT, MEDICAL TOURISM, and STUDY ABROAD: The CZECH REPUBLIC https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07XYDN1B3

This weekend, attended Tilman Fertitta's event for his book "Shut Up and Listen …" I highly recommend the book, especially for the University of Houston students and for all of us UH alumni

On September 21, 2019 attended the Czech Center Museum of Houston celebrating 25 years, honoring Effie and Bill Rosene - my former colleagues - members of the Houston Mayor's Council for International Trade and Development (Europe). An excellent event, great venue, Central European history museum; here are the website and the Museum's blog site: https://www.czechcenter.org/blog

   Yesterday submitted a review for Tilman Fertitta's new book titled "Shut Up and Listen!: Hard Business Truths that Will Help You Succeed." The book is out there at Amazon at this and other web pages: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07PYN661B - an excellent book, certainly recommending it to everybody.    Here is the link to my review: A very interesting, practically valuable book. Solid culture and business philosophy as well. One of the points I am making in the review is that Tilman Fertitta's book could be the basis for a class at the University of Houston. Especially if the class would be taught by Tilman Fertitta. We all, the UH alumni, are supporting the University of Houston and its high worldwide standing.