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March story choice (98) Final Harbor by Harry Homewood
Another WWII submarine story, this one an American sub in the Pacific. The late author was a veteran of 11 combat patrols during WWII in submarines, after the war becoming Chicago bureau chief for Newsweek, chief editorial writer for the Chicago Sun-Times, and host of a PBS news show for 11 years.
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Sounds interesting
Hopefully it actually is!
Coolio! (as @catty_big used to say)
Here is the Amazon link: https://www.amazon.com/Final-Harbor-Silent-War-Book-ebook/dp/B01DLIN00Y/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=harry+homewood&qid=1611855028&sr=8-2
Is this ebook Kindle only?
It's an older book and available in used paperback and hardcover.
K thanks
Hahaha! Glad I'm not the only one!
Remember when we couldn't convince him to introduce us to sub books?
I'm glad I did!
“My dad”
I love that commercial.
My son thinks it's hysterical!
Have you read this author before @clash_bowley? I'm about halfway through.
Hi Ray!
Yes, I have. He knows submarines, for sure!
How is everyone doing with this book? Need extra time?
Ditto.
Thank you, gentlemen!
I got confused and read it a month ago!
...or in the case of Christopher Priest, one could simply say "I got confused"
Or "I read it vortically".
"I got confused and finished reading it next month."
Hahahahahaha!
I will post my questions Monday!
I won’t be joining in this time, but I will be next month.
Have fun!