Way back in 1995, while in the employ of the San Diego Historical Society, I published a small collection of my stories in Stranger Than Fiction: Vignettes of San Diego History. The articles were all based on primary sources found in what is now known as the Document Archives of the San Diego History Center.Â
It’s a nice collection of stories illustrated by scores of historical photographs in a book design by artist Jill Berry, who designed the Journal of San Diego History for many years.
Some of the stories have been reworked and expanded for my Union-Tribune column “The Way We Were,” but the original compilation is still in print and available at my book site through Amazon.com
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