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MAN WITH TWO DOGS: Well fed and watered on a wet weekend on the Black Isle By Angus Whitson Across the Kessock Bridge to the Black Isle. This month of May has turned out to be a right mixter-maxter of a month weather- wise. It’s been wet and cold and the garden plants are desperate for heat. With the relaxation of the visiting rules the Doyenne and I were trysted to take ourselves up to Rosemarkie, on the Black Isle, to see son Robert and daughter-in-law Katie who we hadn’t been able to visit for months. We hoped the bad weather would blow itself out and looked forward to a weekend ...

Naples Daily News: Did you ever worry that Winston Churchill had been written about too much? You’ve mentioned how the smaller window of time — the year of the Blitz — offered a chance to explore aspects of Churchill that other writers hadn’t. Erik Larson: I worried constantly about that, thank you. But, I also knew that the question I wanted to answer was one no one had asked before, at least not in the same way: How exactly did Churchill and his family and close advisers ever manage to endure that first, year-long German air campaign? With that as my lens, suddenly Churchill’s his...