Niche Books

 I wrote a couple Niche books just to see how they did. 'The World of Motor Scooters and All my Friends Have Four Legs. These are short books that appeal to a wide audience. They are both ebooks, not available in hard copy yet. I wanted to test the market first.

The World of Motor Scooters is packed with info for any scooter or moped enthusiast to enjoy and All my Friends have Four Legs is for dog lovers.

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All my Friends have four legs

My newest book available on Amazon or Drafts2digital. A book for dog lovers. I wrote this book to honor all my canine friends through the years. Stories and memories close to the heart. I thought their stories should be told and shared.

Just do it

I guess like any creator you want your product to be perfect, but no matter what you are going to have people that like what you do and those that do not. Everyone has different tastes. Case in point there is a well-known author  Chuck Palahniuk who wrote Fight Club that later became a hit movie wrote a book called Pygmy worse book I ever read. Written in pidgin English you could hardly understand. Then there was a weird rape scene involving two boys in a bathroom it was something I wouldn't waste my time to read. After a few chapters, I threw it away. Someone out there must like his books because he's a best selling author.

Stephen King this guy has written some great books and some dogs. What I may consider dogs others may consider gems. The Dark Tower series, for example, was weird and confusing. A story of a western style gunfighter that is on a quest to find a special tower. He gets attacked by lobster creatures, then he finds a portal and lands in modern N.Y inhabiting someone else's mind. Weird and hard to follow, but there is a huge fan base that loves this series.

We all don't listen to the same music and we don't all like the same books, but I guess if we did life would be boring. So, if you feel like creating something just do it and don't worry about what others may say.

New book out

My latest book A Book of Thoughts- The Whitebook is out. It is out on Barnes and Noble as an ebook and should be out shortly on Amazon. Completely different than anything I've previously written, but a cool little book with a lot of info an insight.

I named it the white book kind of stealing the Beatles idea on the White Album. It made for a simple cover and saved me from hiring another graphic designer. If it does well I will follow it up with a couple similar books.

A short easy read, but packed with good information.

New Books

I should have two new books out in the next three months. Finishing up on them now. One fiction one non. Not like anything I've written before.

Blogging

Besides working on my next book I am doing quite a bit of blogging which I enjoy just as much.
 I'm mainly concentrating on this blog and Can We Save America
and Understanding Argentine Tango . I do have a couple other blogs but these two are the ones I'm most passionate about.

The beauty of the blogs is you can write what is on your mind without the big commitment of writing a book. A lot of time and effort goes into a book and making the time can be a challenge. I have a couple more books in the works which I hope to get out this year. Let's see what happens but for now the Miami Vice book seems to be doing the best.

Miami Vice Audible

First one of my books to go on audible Memories of Miami Vice is selling more on audible than on digital format. Which I find interesting. The book is actually my second non fiction book I also wrote a short book on how to be an entrepreneur.

The Miami Vice book was probably the easiest book I have written since it was all life experiences and didn't require me to create characters, or plots. It was an exciting time when the cocaine flowed and wild west type shootings were common place. Besides being the Glamor capital we were the Homicide capital and the Cocaine capital.

I wanted to put those memories to paper, maybe something left behind for my son. Although he's shown little or no interest in anything I've written, but maybe one day he'll read it.

I doubt I will get rich off this book, but I was proud of the time I served and I think the experience definitely opened my eyes to the real world we live in.