Thomas E. Vesce

I am a Professor Emeritus of Mercy College, Dobbs Ferry, New York where I served as chairman of the Foreign Languages Department for some 28 years. I was also the Founding Director of the Verrazzano Institute at Mercy and taught in the Master's program for Bilingual Education offered by Long Island University/Westchester Center. My academic writings are listed under my name but my fictional works (novels, plays, children's stories) can be found under the name of Harry St. Gabriel. My registered copyrighted writings all sport graphics on their covers while other early primitively formatted ones (and more expensively offered by others) do not. The range of my writings start with medieval French and Italian literatures and languages and reach up to the modern times with emphasis on legends of King Arthur never before reported (The Marvels of Rigomer; the Knight of the Parrot; King Arthur Against the Cat Paluth) as well as modern day tales which include international finance and the paranormal (Tuscan Masters: The Cure); a novel Mafia story (Hidden Faces); and interesting short character stories that won a 4th place national prize (The Human Alphabet); and others set in with later times--comprising some 17 titles all in all.