Taylor Anderson

Comments

1. 
   On January 20, 2009 Taylor says:

   Naw, that wouldn’t work. The Super Guineas would eat Happy on the first page, and they’d live “happily” ever after. I guess I could flesh it out with nasty stuff they do to him before they eat him . . .

2. 
   On January 20, 2009 Alan Hutton says:

   I still haven’t finished the first book yet, but my dad has and he said it was great and that you had really done your homework. I can’t wait for your fourth book “Happy Verses the Super Guineas”
   Love and Artillery,
   Alan

3. 
   On January 20, 2009 Lanney says:

   I read Destroyermen: Into the Storm last fall and was blown away. I have always enjoyed reading science fiction and historical fiction as well as pure history…and this book embraced all of that! I was impressed with Mr Anderson’s ability to weave a plausible story in an implausible senario, a rare skill, indeed. Mr Anderson’s attention to detail, WWII history and even geography makes the book more believable and, thus, more enjoyable. I read the book almost without putting it down. It was that good.
   I enthusastically recommended the book to anybody who expressed just a glimmer of interest. I even loaned my copy to a friend and bought a copy for my brother’s Christmas present.
   I have already ordered copies of the remaining books in the trilogy and wholeheartedly recommend that others do so. I can’t imagine that anyone interested in the genre would be disappointed.

4. 
   On January 22, 2009 Eben Bradstreet says:

   I’m looking forward to Maelstrom. I’m anxious to see if the crew of the Amagi can get their heads out of their butts in time to save the day!

5. 
   On January 22, 2009 Taylor says:

   Good to hear from you, Eben! That IS one of the big questions, isn’t it???