Greetings from Lancashire, England

[Kevin2960]

Originally Posted by Michael J Hunt

Hello Kevin from Leicester,

One of my sons was at college in Leicester until a couple of years ago (Simon de Montfort), so I visited your city from time to time, usually with a car crammed full of his goods and chattels. I never stayed to enjoy its verious attractions, though.

If you should get around to reading one of my books, I do hope you enjoy it and I'd love to hear your impressions.

I wish I had more time for reading, but maybe one day I shall. As for how to fit more reading time into a day, I'm hopeless at it, but my wife has advanced qualifications in the subject. Sometimes I find her knealing in the hall, or sitting on the stairs, with her latest book. She reads about ten to my one!

Let's both wish Neil well in his forthcoming surgery. He's been a fantastic publisher and we've become friends over the last few years (by a strange coincidence, he also comes from Wigan, which is where I live at the moment). I can thoroughly recommend BeWrite Books to anyone interested in being published by a non main-stream outfit. Their editorial input is second to none, as is the standard of their books. Neil is probably one of the earliest believers in the e-reader (he told me about it years before they became generally known about).

All the best.

MJ

Micheal I promise faithfuly to read your books,but i haven't had the reader long, its full, and my to read list is massive, honest Review to come,

Me either, I've lived in Leicester most my life, I still know little about it, Hope your Sons doing well,

Good Luck,

[Kevin2960]

Originally Posted by neilmarr

Hya Kevin: You'll find Michael's books all over the place in paperback and all ebook formats. Best place to start looking, though is at our own site (www.bewrite.net).

Unfortunately, like me next week, the site is undergoing major surgery and reconstruction right now, but all the elements are there apart from some functions in the book store section, and Michael's bography and extracts from the books might not be properly linked for a few days.

His novels are *Matabele Gold*, *The African Journals of Petros Aam* and Two Days in Tehran*. A fourth, currently in edit, has the working title *It's happened before* (working titles seldom survive the editorial process, though).

Michael's one of those generous successful authors who gives back -- he runs a writers' circle for developing authors, has a small press (Towpath) to put some in print for encouragement, and founded and runs his town's popular annual literary festival. All round nice chap is Michael. It's good to have his company here. And here's karma to you for asking ...

Cheers. Neil

Neil, Hi,

Firstly hope all goes well, secondly thnx for info, much appreciated, and thirdly, no need for the Karma, you just get well and come back real soon, thats what really Matters

[Katti's Cat]

Michael - sorry for the thread hijack but

Neil - all the best for whatever you are doing in hospital. Make sure you get out there fast and get well even faster.