Thread: A Good Book

Originally Posted by easyace

Dear Obie,

Thank you, Will's Music downloaded and on my Kindle, i look forward to reading it.

How kind of you, my friend. Thank you. I hope you like it. I spent a year writing "Will's Music," writing seven days a week. At the time I was also the morning classical music host at WNIB in Chicago, a radio station no longer there. I was on the air from 6 a.m. until 12 noon, after which I would race home, have a quick lunch and begin writing. I loved every moment I worked on the book. I have thought of turning the book into a screenplay. Maybe one of these days. Currently I am working on my second novel, hoping to finish by around Thanksgiving.

Gentlemen,

Earlier I did not have the chance to post photos of the books. Here they are. Incidentally, I found out "Will's Music" and "Obie's Opus" both are available to upload on the Nook from Barnes & Noble. "Will's Music" only is available to upload from Amazon on the Kindle. Both books are available in hard copy, of course, and I have autographed copies at home. Thanks.

Congrats, Obie.
3,11 Euro in Europe. Just downloaded Will's Music

Please give us an information, if the other book is available at Amazon.
The European fans can't buy it from Barnes & Noble.

Hello Tom,

From what I can tell, "Obie's Opus" eBook is available from Barnes & Noble, Kobobooks, and Angus & Robertson. For some reason Amazon does not have it in eBook form.
By the way, Tom, many thanks.

It's a pleasure to me

Dear Obie,

I am just over half way through Will's Music. Beautiful, Superb, Bravo, I look forward to reading it every evening. As much as I am intrigued by what will happen, it is one of those books that I will miss when it is finished.

Last night I finished “At All Costs,” by Sam Moses.
An interesting book about Operation Pedestal, the convoy to Malta in 1942.

A good read and I recommend it to all that have an interest in WW II.

Hello easypace,

Bless your heart for the kind words, my dear friend. Thank you.

I loved writing "Will's Music" and I am ecstatic you are enjoying it. I spent a year writing the novel, working on it seven days a week. Well, actually, the characters in the novel told me what to write. I got to know them deep within. Strange, though, that when "Will's Music" was finished, I was elated, yes, but, at the same time, sad because the gang in the novel was gone and that we would never be together again as we were during that year. I still miss them.

Thanks again. Read on.

I'm quite partial to Phillip K Dick.