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Good luck with the book.I'm actually writing my second book. Fiction.
It is about the Russian SVR ( Foreign Intelligence Service ) inside the United States and the threat that they pose to our politicians. My drft is sketchy right now, but if all goes well and my research is valid......there is a political assassination that occurs.
The main antagonist goes from a hardened former Spetsnaz Soldier to a female assassin recruited from Cuban Intelligence.
Hope to have it finished by early winter. Hardest part in writing a book is research, and validating facts about locations, people, past history and other things.
I have an idea for a third book and have somewhat of a draft in my head. I might start on it this winter. My first book which is finished, and my second book....I worked on at the same time.
Powerful and mystic characters. Great locations. Broad script. Mystery and suspense. I like to keep the reader interested, and I like strong characters......so I am frequently editing my book to make it that much better ; and I keep the reader in mind......ALWAYS. So the plot is captivating in my books, and I add a few twists and turns.
Boring books is that...Boring. Authors whom turn a book out every six months or so......are worried about a paycheck. I want the readers of my books to be interested and exstatic about the third publication and cant wait to read the next one. What I type, I want them to picture it in their mind and have somewhat of a comprehension. I want them to say I am a good author.....AND KNOW I put alot of time and research in my book.
It took me about four years to finish my first one, at about 400 pages.
I have been on my current book about two years. I hope it to be about 350 to 400 pages.
Like I said, researching a book, verifying facts and doing some "Site reconnaissance" is time consuming.
It is fun......to me to write a book.
Shadow 355
Good luck with the book.I'm actually writing my second book. Fiction.
It is about the Russian SVR ( Foreign Intelligence Service ) inside the United States and the threat that they pose to our politicians. My drft is sketchy right now, but if all goes well and my research is valid......there is a political assassination that occurs.
The main antagonist goes from a hardened former Spetsnaz Soldier to a female assassin recruited from Cuban Intelligence.
Hope to have it finished by early winter. Hardest part in writing a book is research, and validating facts about locations, people, past history and other things.
I have an idea for a third book and have somewhat of a draft in my head. I might start on it this winter. My first book which is finished, and my second book....I worked on at the same time.
Powerful and mystic characters. Great locations. Broad script. Mystery and suspense. I like to keep the reader interested, and I like strong characters......so I am frequently editing my book to make it that much better ; and I keep the reader in mind......ALWAYS. So the plot is captivating in my books, and I add a few twists and turns.
Boring books is that...Boring. Authors whom turn a book out every six months or so......are worried about a paycheck. I want the readers of my books to be interested and exstatic about the third publication and cant wait to read the next one. What I type, I want them to picture it in their mind and have somewhat of a comprehension. I want them to say I am a good author.....AND KNOW I put alot of time and research in my book.
It took me about four years to finish my first one, at about 400 pages.
I have been on my current book about two years. I hope it to be about 350 to 400 pages.
Like I said, researching a book, verifying facts and doing some "Site reconnaissance" is time consuming.
It is fun......to me to write a book.
Shadow 355
Have you read the New Book by Harper Lee- Go Set a Watchman? I've debated about reading it but I heard it makes Atticus a racist and I would like to continue to think of Atticus as the hero To Kill A Mocking Bird made him out to be.To Kill a Mockingbird - again~
The New Kids
The Immortal Irishman
Midnight in Broad Daylight
The Essential Guide to Amharic
Have you read the New Book by Harper Lee- Go Set a Watchman?....To Kill a Mockingbird - again~
The New Kids
The Immortal Irishman
Midnight in Broad Daylight
The Essential Guide to Amharic
American Sniper -Chris Kyle
From 1999 to 2009, U.S. Navy SEAL Chris Kyle recorded the most career sniper kills in United States military history. His fellow American warriors, whom he protected with deadly precision from rooftops and stealth positions during the Iraq War, called him “The Legend”; meanwhile, the enemy feared him so much they named him al-Shaitan (“the devil”) and placed a bounty on his head. Kyle, who was tragically killed in 2013, writes honestly about the pain of war—including the deaths of two close SEAL teammates—and in moving first-person passages throughout, his wife, Taya, speaks openly about the strains of war on their family, as well as on Chris. Gripping and unforgettable, Kyle’s masterful account of his extraordinary battlefield experiences ranks as one of the great war memoirs of all time.
American Sniper -Chris Kyle
“The Legend”; meanwhile, the enemy feared him so much they named him al-Shaitan (“the devil”) and placed a bounty on his head.
I expected there would be some fluff in the story.American Sniper -Chris Kyle
“The Legend”; meanwhile, the enemy feared him so much they named him al-Shaitan (“the devil”) and placed a bounty on his head.
QUOTE - "White Feather, for the nickname “White Feather” given to Hathcock by the NVA."
A Vietnam War Sniper Crawled for 3 Days Across 2000m of Open Field, Killed NVA General With One Shot, Then Crawled Back
Marine Carlos Hathcock "93 Confirmed Kills" I read the book, and it is indeed good.
Hathcock also had a bounty placed on his head by the NVA.
I see similarities, and I am not claiming falsehood......or validity. I am saying that Kyles book is questionable.
If Kyle was a sniper......and we both know he was. How did the terrorists know his identity?
To prevent being captured, surrounded and caught.....and eventually tortured the bad guys are not supposed to know whom you are. IF YOU ARE surrounded and face possible capture, you bury your weapons and associated "Sniper gear" and try to escape and evade, so that if you are caught the bad guys do not know you are a sniper and you do not get tortured.....and/or killed on the spot. To the least you are not used for the bad guys.....or political propaganda.
Shadow 355