What was the secret of Alexander's success? Did the curse of Temur the Terrible continue from beyond his grave? Will computer geeks inherit the world? Could ancient Troy be saved by one of us? Was Rama the real hero of the Hindu epic Ramayana or is there more to it? Nazi war mongers with a sense of humour? The Buddha's words to those we send out there to kill for us? Can a writer's creativity be their doom? Is now saner than then?
These and other questions explored in Said and Done, a collection of ten short stories by a writer who often questions the sanity of it all.