Jefferson Galt's "Pete, Fay, Love" Trilogy is now complete with the publication, on 11 November 2011, of "The Things That I Can't Say."

The Trilogy began with The Kiss, continued with The Letters That We Wrote (which was published with The Kiss in a single volume called "Pete, Fay, Love" and concludes with The Things That I Can't Say, a volume of the poetry and short stories that Pete and Fay talk about in the previous two books.

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Honore de Belzac was born in Tours, northern France on 20 May 1799.

Jonathan Cooper was a corporate lawyer who first worked

Ambrose Bierce was born in 1842 in a small town in Ohio, one of 13 children. He took an active part in the American Civil War fighting

Thomas Hardy is the English country gentleman to Dickens' urban observer. He often said he was a better poet than story teller.