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Hello and welcome to revolutions.

Episode 10.52 what you already know about the origins of War War 1.

Hello, I'm back back in the United States, back to full health, all the surgeries were successful and the moving went off without a hitch.

So it's time to get back to work.

To commemorate the end of my time in France and return to the United States, let's please remember why I moved to France in the first place.

I went to write hero of two worlds, the Marquis de Lafayette in the age of revolution.

The book is done now, the galleries are out and in circulation and publishers weekly actually just dropped a very positive review of it the other day.

They said it was a quote comprehensive and accessible biography and that quote Duncan marshals a wealth of information into a crisp and readable narrative.

This sympathetic portrait illuminates the complexities of Lafayette and his revolutionary era.

So that's pretty rad to get a good review from publishers weekly.

Now pub date is August 24, 2021, which is just about 16 weeks from now and you know what that means.

That's right. It's time to start the old pre-order campaign.

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