David James Trapp wrote Dog Days in Bedlam as a testament to the costly but inspiring power of love, faith and courage to defy tyranny. This is a martyr's tale. This is also a parable about the "truths" of history, the casual cruelty of tyrants, and the shamelessness of propaganda and spin control. This critically acclaimed book is a must read. The Bard of Bethlehem is a Christmas story about a Celtic musician in the days of the Roman Empire who plays songs to the Star of Bethlehem. This is an excellent read, and it is receiving good reviews! David, 48, is an attorney at law, a college instructor, and a storyteller. He lives in the San Francisco Bay area.

Birth Place: Los Angeles, CA USA

PublishAmerica
Publisher of Dog Days in Bedlam and of The Bard of Bethlehem

Dog Days in Bedlam has been favorably critiqued by numerous professional reviewers, including the Midwest Book Review (September 2003), Round Table Reviews (October 2003), Crystal Reviews (March 2004), The Best Reviews (March 2004), Writers Monthly (June 2004), Coffee Cramp Reviews (August 2004) and bookideas.com (August 2004). Enjoy! The Bard of Bethlehem is also receiving excellent reviews. Critiques of this book have been posted by Book Loons, TCM Reviews, Reader Views, Crystal Reviews, Myshelf.com, Armchair Interviews, Kaye Trout Book Reviews, and most recently by CriticalMick.com (review and interview).