Typewriter Man: A Story of World War II

by Rachel Wifall

In 1944, as Brooklyn native George Anton serves his country in England, detonating bombs, the top brass realizes he possesses another skill which they need even typewriter repair. He is sent to Paris, a city rollicking after its liberation from German occupation, to assist the diplomatic and intelligence corps with their communication needs. In the meantime, he befriends translator Sophie Bellamy, and together they discover a plot which may undermine Allied efforts to conquer Hitler's forces.

54 pages, Kindle Edition

First published August 1, 2015

Reviews

[Pat Davis · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good Story

I didn't realize how short this was until I started reading it. It could have been a great novel. A very unusual story about a soldier during the war.