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[HeCannotGo]

I've just published my fourth novel, Americans Abroad. The book explores the issues relating to Muslim mass migration in Europe through the eyes of six Americans. Click here to learn more, read a sample chapter, or purchase. It's available in paperback, hard cover, and Kindle versions.

Dawgstudent was kind enough to grant me permission to promote my writing on this site six years ago. Some of you read my first three novels, the Unlikely series, which concentrate on US politics, along with a dose of Christian apologetics. The third book in the series includes an effort to revitalize the city of Jackson as a one of the plot lines. You can get more information about those novels here.

And if you need a Father's Day gift for a conservative curmudgeon in your life, these books will do nicely.

 

[Wesson Bulldog]

I have purchased and read the first 2 paperback versions, and I enjoyed both! Likely to buy this one as well.

 

[HeCannotGo]

I have purchased and read the first 2 paperback versions, and I enjoyed both! Likely to buy this one as well.

You’re clearly a scholar and a gentleman. Hope you enjoy Americans Abroad.

 

[greenbean.sixpack]

I have two books at my bedside, the Marine Corps Code of Conduct and the King James Bible (and SPS the magazine), so I won't be reading it, but....

 

[HailStout]

Do you gentlemen know about our lord and savior Dungeon Crawler Carl? Specifically the audiobooks?

 

[Right_Field_Heckler]

I have two books at my bedside, the Marine Corps Code of Conduct

Yut**

 

[CochiseCowbell]

One of these days, I'm going to finish your first one, The Unlikely Candidate, still at my bedside. The teen should move out soon & the toddler will eventually need less supervision...right...right?!

 

[HeCannotGo]

One of these days, I'm going to finish your first one, The Unlikely Candidate, still at my bedside. The teen should move out soon & the toddler will eventually need less supervision...right...right?!

On the bright side, the toddler will be able to read the books aloud to you in a few years, so you've got that going for you.

 

[ZombieKissinger]

Do you gentlemen know about our lord and savior Dungeon Crawler Carl? Specifically the audiobooks?

I’m on the third now but not audio. My sister in law has done the audio and loved them

I’m currently reading Against the Day by Pynchon, The Magic Mountain by Mann, and Anarchist’s Cookbook by Dinniman

 

[Dawgbite]

Are there pictures? This bunch needs a lot of pictures, big font, and small words. That pesky English portion on the ACT is still rearing its ugly head.

 

[SirBarksalot]

What year did you graduate baw?

..and did you spend time in Raleigh?

 

[HeCannotGo]

What year did you graduate baw?

..and did you spend time in Raleigh?

Graduated from State in 1993 and moved to Atlanta for law school at Emory; ended up staying in Atlanta for about 30 years practicing law, raising kids, etc. Moved to Starkville full time about 2 years ago. Haven't ever lived in Raleigh.

 

[HeCannotGo]

Are there pictures? This bunch needs a lot of pictures, big font, and small words. That pesky English portion on the ACT is still rearing its ugly head.

No pictures. The comic book version is still in beta testing.

The first two books are available in an ok-ish audio version. It's AI-generated and good enough to follow the plot but not something I'm particularly proud of.

 

[HailStout]

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I’m on the third now but not audio. My sister in law has done the audio and loved them

I’m currently reading Against the Day by Pynchon, The Magic Mountain by Mann, and Anarchist’s Cookbook by Dinniman

The audio books are amazing. The voice actor who does it is unbelievably talented

 

[T-TownDawgg]

I have two books at my bedside, the Marine Corps Code of Conduct and the King James Bible (and SPS the magazine), so I won't be reading it, but....

The only superior authority I know is rooting against every other godforsaken team in the SEC other than State
And the Lord our God