February 2004 Puerto Rico: 17th in a Series of Photos from Thirty Years of World Travel

by Allen Pollens

Overview

Our 2004 visit to Puerto Rico was independent of the status of the government's changing political climate. It had then, and continues to have on and off relationships with the U.S.

It's proximity has been a lure that those here to the present day, Residents there wanting to come here and those here wanting to visit there.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781668564912
Publisher:	Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date:	10/06/2021
Edition description:	Our 2004 Visit to Puerto Rico ed.
Pages:	84
Product dimensions:	8.00(w) x 10.00(h) x 0.17(d)

About the Author

Allen Pollens has always had two personas. There is the tinker who always wanted to know, "How does it work?" That one became a graduate engineer and led a high-tech work life for more than forty years. Then there is the storyteller, Allen Pollens, who was spinning tales from the time he was a child. In a burst of creativity Allen Pollens published nine books in two years. "THE LOST PHARAOH - Sobek II" is Allen Pollens' sixth science fiction-fantasy offering. His other sci-fi-fantasy books include: "ALTERNATIVE LIVES - To Sleep, Perchance to Dream... Another Life," "CONJUROR - Living the Tale," "CREATOR - Apocalyptic Sci-Fi Epic, Earth's Human Behavior Confronted," "CREATOR II -Human Behavior Explored" and "SUPERHERO -Chronicles of Blue Knight Adventures." Stories Pollens wrote for his grandchildren became the basis for "BOFFO BUTTERPHANT - Small Creature Adventures," "STARFISH CHRONICLES - Undersea Adventures with Sammy Starfish." He also turned the journal he kept on his European vacation into "Al's London and Dublin Holiday," published in full color, with ninety photos. Allen recently published the seven individual SUPERHERO Blue Knight episodes as standalone volumes and added an eighth episode as well. He is already working on his next full length science fiction tale which is set in Hawaii The author's main retirement interests, in addition to writing, are travel and photography. He sums up his storytelling with this, "I have been telling stories my whole life. My children and grandchildren were ready audiences who assumed I could deliver a new story on demand and generally, I did."