A tale of two triples
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Toddyboy
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Re: A tale of two triples
If you want to check out my published books just google "amazon kindle" then type in my name at the top "Graham Zimmatore"
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Oddnedod
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Re: A tale of two triples
A right good read that, thanks, really enjoyed it.
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Pops
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Re: A tale of two triples
So there I was minding my own business, raiding the cash point after filling up the Jeep with the Devil's fuel at a garage near the office, when I hear that unmistakable triple sound behind me
So I walk over, as you do, to say hello
Turns out it was Graham (Toddyboy) - we had been PMIng for months over the Powerdynamo issue but had never met. Bloody small world isn't it?
Pops
So I walk over, as you do, to say hello
Turns out it was Graham (Toddyboy) - we had been PMIng for months over the Powerdynamo issue but had never met. Bloody small world isn't it?
Pops
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Bic_Bicknell
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Re: A tale of two triples
Hey Graham.
I checked the Kindle site to see your books. So you are a science fiction writer? Me, I love - number one, Iain M Banks. Culture stuff. Then in no order of preference, Alastair Reynolds, Peter.F. Hamilton, Larry Niven, Asimov, Loe Haldiman.etc. All the greats.
I checked the Kindle site to see your books. So you are a science fiction writer? Me, I love - number one, Iain M Banks. Culture stuff. Then in no order of preference, Alastair Reynolds, Peter.F. Hamilton, Larry Niven, Asimov, Loe Haldiman.etc. All the greats.
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Toddyboy
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Re: A tale of two triples
Hi bic,
Yeah kind of, though it's what I call Science Faction. All my novels revolve around real issues or events that can't easily be explained such as 9/11, secretive military installations, International banking consortiums, that sort of thing. I then weave a fiction story around them to add a bit of excitement. I get my inspiration from Robert Ludlum, Dan Brown, Tom Clancy, those kind of writers. I only do it for fun but I've actually sold quite a lot of books and have a fairly decent fan base now.
You could easily become a self published author in the same way, you're writing is definitely good enough to do that.
Yeah kind of, though it's what I call Science Faction. All my novels revolve around real issues or events that can't easily be explained such as 9/11, secretive military installations, International banking consortiums, that sort of thing. I then weave a fiction story around them to add a bit of excitement. I get my inspiration from Robert Ludlum, Dan Brown, Tom Clancy, those kind of writers. I only do it for fun but I've actually sold quite a lot of books and have a fairly decent fan base now.
You could easily become a self published author in the same way, you're writing is definitely good enough to do that.