[Ink Jockey]

When I first unboxed my Kindle last year, I immediately began buying books from many of the same authors that I had been buying from the book stores. I particularly enjoy Raymond Feist, Robert Jordan, Larry Niven, and Terry Brooks, among numerous others. However, earlier this year I realized that there are a vast number of books by authors that are mostly unknown and were never on the bookshelves to be found before. Some should rightly stay there, but there are many others that are quite interesting. For instance, I just finished reading a rather long first novel by Ronald Williams titled “Some Days the Dragon Wins” and I found it quite enjoyable. I wouldn’t rank it up there with Feist and Jordan on the five-star list, but for me; I’d give it a solid four-star rating.

>DTW