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Originally Posted by MrDrWatson
Hi Boyd, I'm reading the Ark and I'm really enjoying it. I'll recommend this book to all my friends! Thanks and keep writing!
Greetings from Portugal
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Originally Posted by lemon lime
Boyd, I just finished reading all three and I really enjoyed them just as much as (probably more than) what passes as popular fiction. As a diving archaeologist, I found some minor things slightly objectionable  , but I got over those quickly because the stories are just that good. I'm impressed that you've improved with each book, instead of writing the same story over again, something that some successful novelists tend to do. I wish you success and look forward to your next novels.
-A new fan from the Philippines |
How great is it that I have readers in Portugal and the Philippines! Thanks!
Yes, I admit to taking a few creative liberties in my stories, but they are mostly of the improbable kind, rarely the impossible kind, although I'll leave it up to Mythbusters to confirm or bust the crazier ones (I'm a certified scuba diver myself, so I tried to make the underwater scenes this side of plausible). Think about when a friend tells you a story about something that actually happened to them. If your reaction is "Oh, really," the story was probably mildly interesting about something rather mundane. But if your reaction was "No way!", then it was probably an awesome story about something really improbable. Those are the ones I want to tell.
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Originally Posted by gwynevans
I wonder if it'd be worth you & 'ahi' having a chat, as while your genres are quite different, he seems to be going in for pbook publishing (via Amazon) with associated ebooks - See here and http://www.paxlibrorum.com/. |
Thanks! That's an interesting idea.