I wrote a sci-fi novel: Prompt Excursion

[theseoldcars]

I've always wanted to write a book and, finally, I took some time out to sit down and do it – and it's now available on Amazon.

Paperback, large-print hardback and Kindle versions are available, and it's also offered in several markets.

Read, rate, review, share, like – all appreciated!

https://amzn.eu/d/8o0jBd5

 

[Invetterate]

Well done, Sir! Always wanted to write a novel, but a few abortive starts proved to me just how difficult it is. It is good to see your work in print, to have an ISBN number and your name in the "right to be identified as the Author in accordance with the Copyrights, , Designs and Patents Act 1988" bit on the flyleaf. Still get a kick seeing mine! [Corvette]

Good luck with it!

 

[theseoldcars]

That's a great-looking book, too! I'll have to add that one to the list – and cheers!

 

[Chevrolet]

Well Lewis, I was wondering if you are the same Lewis Kingston that writes for Autocar? Guess you are?

https://www.linkedin.com/in/lewis-kingston-8a501017/?originalSubdomain=uk

 

[theseoldcars]

Used to – that was a fair time ago, now. But I've also worked for Parkers, CAR, What Car?, DriveTribe, CarGurus, PistonHeads, Modern Classics (RIP), and several other specialist titles and engineering outlets. All sorts, really; it's an interesting and varied line of work!