Dylan Taylor-Lehman Boeken

Set against the backdrop of the Swingin' Sixties, this narrative chronicles the extraordinary journey of Sealand, the world's smallest rebel nation. It weaves a tale filled with international intrigue and armed conflicts as its inhabitants fight for self-proclaimed sovereignty. Over fifty years, the story unfolds with elements of adventure and the audacious spirit of radio pirates, capturing the essence of a unique micro-nation's quest for identity and independence.

The raucous, stranger-than-fiction tale of Sealand - the tiny island nation off the Suffolk coast.

Set in the quirky village of Yellow Springs, Ohio, the narrative unfolds around a contentious dispute involving a local bed and breakfast. On September 9, 2015, the Miami Township Board of Trustees faces mounting frustration from residents divided over the B&B's noise levels. Amidst accusations of incompetence directed at the trustees from both sides, the officials navigate the complexities of community dynamics, revealing a blend of amusement, concern, and bewilderment in their efforts to resolve the conflict.