[Travis McGee]

Wow, nice review, Finatic! It takes me 2-3 years in a writing closet to produce those novels, I'm glad to hear it when people enjoy them. Might want to grab paper copies at some point, because items like books are “deletable” from a Kindle. Like, say, the govt decided we shouldn't read “anti-govt” stuff like that. Poof! Gone from the digital world, for the most part.

But the dead tree book will still be on your shelf, so you can hand it to a grandkid some day and say, “Read this, and you'll kind of understood what happened, and how we lost our freedom.” Because it sure won't be written that way in the govt-produced school books.

PS, reviews on Amazon are always welcome!

[Travis McGee]

^ I can’t write worth $#!+ before my 2nd cuppa coffee. ^

[TigersEye]

Thought you might like reading some positive feedback like that. :-)

I'm with you on the dead tree book principle. There's just something about holding a book and flipping its pages. There is something satisfying and grounding about a bookshelf full of dust-gathering classics, favorites and irreplaceable manuals too. Just looking up and scanning the titles on their bindings brings back memories of their contents.