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detailed, illustrated bio is available here
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 My first Middle
East reporting trip took me to Beirut in July 1982, and I've been going
back ever since. I've lived in Egypt and Lebanon, have worked with
freedom fighters in Iran and Iraq, and been held hostage by Muslim
terrorists in a war zone. (You
can read an illustrated bio here). My latest book - St. Peter's Bones - is a witness to the persecuted church in Iraq. It's also the first war novel to come out of Operation Iraqi Freedom. In my day job, I write for Newsmax Media. While many of my conservative colleagues think I shouldn't mention this, I really was nominated for the Nobel Peace prize along with John Bolton by the former deputy prime minister of Sweden, Per Ahlmark, for my work in exposing Iran's nuclear weapons program. You can support my work by using my Amazon.com e-store or by donating to the Foundation for Democracy in Iran. |
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| "Kenneth
Timmerman
has wrought a
wildly inventive and highly gripping thriller that encompasses the
secret and long-hidden origins of Islam… That makes St. Peter's Bones
more than just a great novel, although it is assuredly that as well: it
is also an enlightening insight into today's increasingly
conflict-ridden relationship between Islam and the
Judeo-Christian/post-Christian West." – Robert
Spencer, editor
of JihadWatch and author of
the New York Times bestsellers The
Politically Incorrect Guide to Islam (and the Crusades) and The Truth About Muhammad.
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| “Timmerman's taboo-breaking thriller
portrays authentically the politics and passions fueling the deadly
persecution of Iraq's ancient Christian community: an unintended but
ruinous by-product of Operation Iraqi Freedom. It's a powerful book
America's political leadership on both the left and the right would
prefer
you not to read." – Dr.
John Eibner, CEO,
Christian Solidarity International (CSI-USA)
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