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Ken Hollar · 03-13-2015, 10:16 PM

I'm a first time author on KDP SELECT. I listed a book on the shameless promo thread, but I'm not sure I really introduced myself.
I just like to write and publishing a book is just another kind of adventure in writing. I've been impressed by how cordial everyone is.
Thank you.

Ken Hollar

Lives in Maryland USA with wife and three well-behaved cats.

Daughter is a deaf minister, now living in Minneapolis, who was a deaf minister before she became deaf. She's probably the only interpreter on video relays in the country who is totally deaf. She has cochlear implants. If she had become deaf twenty years ago she wouldn't have had this option to hear again. Before she went to college to be a minister she had a music degree and was director of marching bands in a public school.

My first novel is sci-fi., but in real life some technological advances are simply marvelous ( and most welcome).

She does all kind of things. I'm amazed. A local community band just asked if she'd play her oboe with them. Most conventional hearing people can only get duck sounds out of that very difficult instrument.

I'm very proud of her. She's my hero. I don't tell her that often enough.

03-13-2015, 10:16 PM	#1
Ken Hollar Junior Member Posts: 4 Karma: 10 Join Date: Mar 2015 Device: none	Hi I'm a first time author on KDP SELECT. I listed a book on the shameless promo thread, but I'm not sure I really introduced myself. I just like to write and publishing a book is just another kind of adventure in writing. I've been impressed by how cordial everyone is. Thank you. Ken Hollar Lives in Maryland USA with wife and three well-behaved cats. Daughter is a deaf minister, now living in Minneapolis, who was a deaf minister before she became deaf. She's probably the only interpreter on video relays in the country who is totally deaf. She has cochlear implants. If she had become deaf twenty years ago she wouldn't have had this option to hear again. Before she went to college to be a minister she had a music degree and was director of marching bands in a public school. My first novel is sci-fi., but in real life some technological advances are simply marvelous ( and most welcome). She does all kind of things. I'm amazed. A local community band just asked if she'd play her oboe with them. Most conventional hearing people can only get duck sounds out of that very difficult instrument. I'm very proud of her. She's my hero. I don't tell her that often enough.