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The first time I rode a train was as a child. I was with my grandmother. I sat next to an older gentleman while my sister sat next to my grandmother. I was five or six at the time. I was a very curious child and wanted to know the answerer to almost everything. For a couple of hours, I was a child that just would not stop asking questions. The older gentleman sitting next to me finally spoke to my grandmother. She pulled me over and told me to stop asking so many questions. For the rest of the trip to my grandmother’s house, I tried not to ask him any questions, but being a curious child, I would slip in a question now and then.
Over a decade ago, I had a dream about riding a train. I awoke that morning after the dream and wrote it down. It had all the makings of a story. Over a period time it morphed into several formats, first from a short story to a screenplay to finally a novel, “The Train Ride Home.” It is now available as an eBook or paperback at http://www.double-dragon-ebooks.com/single.php?ISBN=1-55404-807-9.
Here is what others are saying.
“It is an action-packed fantasy that has just about everything: mystery, murder, betrayal, love, monsters, magic at a nonstop pace. I can recommend this for those who like wild fantasy, adventure, and romance.” Piers Anthony
“It is delightful from beginning to end. “ Mae Argilan
I would love to hear your thoughts about it.
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Very Interesting. I'm in the railroad press, is there a free way to read and review
Posts: 465 | From: elgin (s-line) | Registered: Dec 2008
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My first was CNW 1385 in Baraboo, WI .. thanks for sharing yours.
-------------------- "You ain't gonna win unless you put up a good fight so don't give up hope any day or night." - John Henry. Posts: 11 | From: Janesville area, Wisconsin, USA | Registered: Jan 2001
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