What good is a blog if you can’t do a bit of shameless self-promotion. And, in that vein, I would like to announce that I have published my second novel as an Ebook.
A Tunnel Too Far is not about railroads or railroading per se. Its setting, however, is Chicago of the early Depression Era, and the famous and sometimes infamous tunnel system that underlies the central part of the great city. The story has plenty of tunnel train action, and railroad, streetcar, and Chicago ‘L’ background.
The title above and the Important Link at right link to a web page for the book. Or you can go directly to the Amazon Kindle Store, to download it to your Kindle eReader.
I also have the Ebook formatted for other eReaders, such as Nook (Barnes & Noble), Sony, and Microsoft Reader, but I have yet to set up a store for those versions. If any reader of this blog is interested in getting a copy in a format other than Kindle, please email me (a comment also works) with your return email address and I will correspond with you about getting you a copy.
As an amateur historian and collector of railroad books, I can’t see that eReaders will ever supplant the printed and bound page. But I really can see the attraction, and Ebooks are taking off like lightning in the bookselling marketplace. In addition, I know that Kindle, Nook and MS Reader have versions that run on desktop or laptop computers.
Here’s the link to Passenger Rail: If you ride a train or commute, you may be tired of standing in line to buy a newspaper on the way every day, or of carrying a book to read that weighs more than the sandwich in the pocket of your overcoat. If so, an eReader is just right for you! It’s the “ride home” entertainment of the 21st century.
And if you read my book and enjoy it, please recommend it to others.
Thank you to my readers and followers.
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