Tag: the Improbable
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God bless Pope Dreams – Pope Peter the Improbable and all that journey within her pages.
Yesterday, November 15, 2025, Pope Dreams – Pope Peter the Improbable was officially launched. Huge thanks to Busybird Publishing for providing the venue for the event, Jennifer Tanti for providing a brilliant summary of the book, my offspring, including extended additions, who helps set up the event, and the many family and friends who attended.…
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Pope Dreams Book Launch Announcement
This Video reminds people in Melbourne that the Official Launch of Pope Dreams Pope Peter the Improbable is on Saturday 15 November, 2025 at 2pm. Details are in my previous blog post. It will be nice if you can register for the event, but you can just show up if you like. For those unable…
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Can an ordinary Catholic become Pope?
Now, divine mysteries are not a regular occurrence in the modern world. But what if the same person was to appear as Pope in the dreams that each of the cardinals had on the night of the former Pope’s funeral. And what if the person who appeared in their dreams was such an unusual candidate…
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Pope Dreams – Like Conclave but with added Jokes
A short video explaining the inspiration for my novel and why it can be seen as Conclave with Jokes. Also available on YouTube.
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Pope Dreams – Pope Peter the Improbable Book Launch… FINALLY!
It’s finally happening. The official launch of my satirical novel, Pope Dreams – Pope Peter the Improbable, will be held in Melbourne Australia at 2pm on Saturday November 15, 2025. This is a free event, but for catering purposes, please reserve a spot using this TRYBOOKING link. Please come along to here all about my…
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Video Blog: Pope Dreams, How do I purchase a copy
I’ve just produces a short video explaining why I can’t sell books directly overseas but they are available on various reseller sites. However, I am able to post books directly to people in Australia. Click HERE to see the video.
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Pope Dreams – What on Earth Possessed me to Write it
The year was 2005, and Pope John Paul II had just passed away. Amongst media reports about the upcoming conclave, I heard one commentor state that the Pope does not have to be chosen from the college of Cardinals. I had no idea that this could be possible and immediately thought; what could motivate the…
Stephen D'Agata 