David Jensen

Surreal in Baghdad (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Steve's assignment to Iraq, instead of the Flight Academy, is boredom-ville. That is until his Radar Technician turns him on to a totally strange hobby to replace the day to day humdrum of being stuck in the dust bowl capital of Iraq. A new hobby that will forever change his life. And has consequences for those around him.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: David Jensen
• Erscheinungstermin: 20. Februar 2016
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781311188250
• Artikelnr.: 48619743

Autorenporträt

Residing in Germany since 1984 and linguistically integrated into my new society, fluent English (conversation, or better still, American dialect) dwindled away as friends returned to the U.S.A. Since a few years, I've discovered new medication for my affliction, (see my Autobiography: "Gallant I stand with My Shaking Hands"), so now I'm able to type again. I found enjoyment in writing stories, ergo; I started my new hobby, with eclectic themes spanning the entire spectrum. Sometimes I will know the word in German, forgotten the English word, and need Bing Translator, but with each new story my vocabulary is getting back up to par. So, in the hope that you all enjoy what I write, I'll continue as long as possible. And if you like my writing, especially if you paid for one of my stories, I would appreciate it if you'd post a review at Smashwords, and/or the retailer. And don't forget to share my link on Facebook, Linked In, Google+, Redit, Pinterest, or any of the many other social media sites.
Near the bottom of each books page is "Also by This Author", but unfortunately it list only the latest Ten E-Books. A complete list is at the bottom of my interview page: simply click on the interview hyperlink below.
p.s. And don't forget: "If you don't know what a word means, don't ignore the chance to look it up!"
Greetings from Stuttgart Germany!
David