has been a huge success, raking in $4.71 this month! This places me 303,000 on Amazon's bestseller (?) list. I can't let this go to my head.
Actually, there are things that have bubbled to the surface of my consciousness over that last few months that I had forgotten about when it was first published. If I come up with enough stuff, I think I'll publish a second edition. The only complaint I got was that it was too short. Right now it would be a good one to borrow from the lending library at Amazon.
Buoyed by this overwhelming success, I have started to sketch out a story, hopefully a novella set in my hometown. It involves characters both real (long deceased) and invented, and, of course cars. After all the cars of the 50's and 60's were awesome, artistic creations that people could drive! The research is the most fun part of it; trying to recall people and places with all the changes that have happened. My goal (in part) is to present a nostalgic picture of life in Chula Vista set against a more grievous plot. We'll see.
