Journey to Yandol, and other stories [Kindle Edition]

Stuart Whitmore (Author)

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Product Description

Journey to Yandol (approx. 10,000 words) follows the adventures of a space freighter pilot who just wants to start a vacation that keeps eluding her grasp. Also included in this selection of short stories is Power Off (approx. 2800 words), Tea Leaf Technology (approx. 2400 words), and Tramp Avatar (approx. 1800 words). This book and the stories within it have been released under an open license that encourages sharing, so you may be able to obtain all or part of it for free. However, you may still wish to order a copy here for convenience (e.g., if you are unable to find the stories elsewhere, or you want to be able to easily add them to your Kindle).

About the Author

Stuart Whitmore lives with his family near Puget Sound in Washington State. He is a veteran of the United States Air Force, holds a degree in Computer Science from Central Washington University, and has launched two small businesses (so far). When he is not writing or working in his latest entrepreneurial pursuit, Stuart enjoys reading, hiking, kayaking, fantasy role-playing games, photography, computer graphics and animation, and a multitude of other interests.

Product Details

• Format: Kindle Edition
• File Size: 130 KB
• Sold by: Amazon Digital Services
• Language: English
• ASIN: B0046LV7VU
• Text-to-Speech: Enabled
• Lending: Enabled
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #789,129 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store)

More About the Author

For almost his whole life, Stuart Whitmore has held a strong interest in writing, publishing, and storytelling in general. Early encouragement from an elementary school teacher paved the way for him to complete the first drafts of two full-length novels before he graduated from high school. By the time he reached the age of twenty, another novel's first draft was behind him. His poetry, stage plays, short stories, and other writings filled many more pages of ink-stained spiral notebooks. The Internet was not yet opened to general public use, and Stuart gradually put his writing aside to focus on other career goals.

After serving in the US Air Force, Stuart pursued a degree in computer science and became deeply involved in Web development. After the turn of the century, he saw the doors of electronic publishing opening beyond technical material and e-commerce. The diverse options now available for reading digital content, coupled with instantaneous global distribution, are a dream come true for Stuart. He can now share his stories far and wide, collect feedback, and even interact directly with readers he might never have reached before. He invites you not only to read his works, but also to share your responses with him.

Happy reading!