Mark E. Cohen earned a Ph.D. from the University of Pennsylvania and has written extensively on the language, history, religion, and culture of ancient civilizations. He served as an assistant curator of the Yale Babylonian Collection and taught at the University of Maryland, College Park. He also created and programmed one of the earliest computer games, Nomination, in which a player competes for the Republican or Democratic presidential nomination by taking positions on the issues, holding press conferences, responding to emergencies, and allocating campaign funds.
The Presidential Doughnut Hole is a fictional account of a U.S. presidential election in which the nation is suddenly faced with a tragedy that leads to a political crisis not addressed by the Constitution and its amendments. The story details the political maneuvering and intrigue of four individu...
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