[Kilgore Trout]

As the editor of PODBRAM, I would like to take this opportunity to introduce you to a few books you may have overlooked in your search for quality reading material. The books I am listing here have all been released in the Kindle format. These have either been reviewed at PODBRAM or they are authored by a PODBRAM reviewer, and they are all POD books for which the editor was present at the scene of the crime.

Cyberdrome by Joseph Rhea - a scifi world of the future


The Distant Cousin Series by Al Past - a romantic scifi fantasy


High Spirits by Dianne Salerni - the spiritualist legend of The Fox Sisters


The Last Horizon by Floyd M. Orr - just tootin' my own horn


The Milkman by Ian Thomas Healy - a lighthearted short fun read for those who could stand a little crass humor blended with their science fiction


Second Chance by Joy Collins - a mature look at marriage, divorce, and relationships


Timeline of America by Floyd M. Orr - horn tootin' reprise


To Truckee's Trail by Celia Hayes - a fine example of historical fiction from the Old West

(image from paperback version--Betsy)

 

[Betsy the Quilter]

Floyd, thanks for posting these! POD is Publish on Demand? Your blog sounds like a good one to be on our list of blogs.

http://iuniversebookreviews.blogspot.com/

Betsy

 

[MonaSW]

Thank you, there are some interesting looking entries there.

 

[PraiseGod13]

Thanks so much for the info, Floyd.... you know we're always looking for good books!!  And.... you SHOULD toot your own horn!!  We're happy to have you with us here!!!

 

[stevene9]

Saw "A Far Place in Time" on your site. Looks interesting. Is it going to be Kindlized?

 

[Kilgore Trout]

I haven't heard of any plans to release A Far Place in Time in the Kindle format anytime soon, Steven. The author of that book is one of those fiercely independent guys who set up his own publishing operation a few years ago. He has released several books under his own imprint, but none of them seem to have been released in this format. Note that to locate all his work you need to search under both Lee Cross and Leland W. Cross. I'm not sure why he hasn't consistently used the same name. Like I said, I perceive him to be an independent sort of fellow. You can follow the links from his reviews at PODBRAM to view his other listings. Thank you for asking.