New Series of Blogs
I love to read! Do you?
I have read over a hundred books almost every year of my life since I was in third or fourth grade (two years off for the Army). Since 1997, I have kept an Access database with a listing in it for every book I have read since. I just checked it and in spite of having major surgery and also having to move twice in 2015, I still read 116 books.
So books mean so much more to me than they do to most people. I’m sure that my English teacher background has much to do with this, but as I mentioned above, I’ve always been this way and that’s the reason I majored in English.
But I had a dual major. The other one was history. So, when you combine the two, at least for me, you get someone who not only wants to read a good story but who would also like to know the story behind the story.
I am sure there are many other readers out there like me in this respect. So, with that in mind, I am going to start a series of blogs here on Goodreads that will not only tell you the story of each of my books but also tell you the story behind the story.
What I mean by ‘the story behind the story’ is this. I will answer some questions such as: How did I come up with the story, the characters, the place and the title. I’m sure that as I get into this thing, I’ll probably come up with some more questions to answer.
And … if you come up with some questions about any of my books or about any of my other answers, please feel free to ask me in whatever media form you would like. If you choose to email me, my email address is tekillianbooks@hotmail.com. You may also go through Goodreads as well or even use the anonymous response on my webpage: www.tekillian.com.
I will take each series and first talk about the series and the first book in that series. Then in the next two or three blogs I will talk about each of the other books in that series.
I will start with my first series, The Sycamore P. D. series. Please be looking for each of these blogs as they appear.
As always, thank you for loving to read,
T. E. Killian
I have read over a hundred books almost every year of my life since I was in third or fourth grade (two years off for the Army). Since 1997, I have kept an Access database with a listing in it for every book I have read since. I just checked it and in spite of having major surgery and also having to move twice in 2015, I still read 116 books.
So books mean so much more to me than they do to most people. I’m sure that my English teacher background has much to do with this, but as I mentioned above, I’ve always been this way and that’s the reason I majored in English.
But I had a dual major. The other one was history. So, when you combine the two, at least for me, you get someone who not only wants to read a good story but who would also like to know the story behind the story.
I am sure there are many other readers out there like me in this respect. So, with that in mind, I am going to start a series of blogs here on Goodreads that will not only tell you the story of each of my books but also tell you the story behind the story.
What I mean by ‘the story behind the story’ is this. I will answer some questions such as: How did I come up with the story, the characters, the place and the title. I’m sure that as I get into this thing, I’ll probably come up with some more questions to answer.
And … if you come up with some questions about any of my books or about any of my other answers, please feel free to ask me in whatever media form you would like. If you choose to email me, my email address is tekillianbooks@hotmail.com. You may also go through Goodreads as well or even use the anonymous response on my webpage: www.tekillian.com.
I will take each series and first talk about the series and the first book in that series. Then in the next two or three blogs I will talk about each of the other books in that series.
I will start with my first series, The Sycamore P. D. series. Please be looking for each of these blogs as they appear.
As always, thank you for loving to read,
T. E. Killian
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