Ian lives in Sydney and is retired from a career in IT, writing short stories as a hobby.
A friend in the literary world, Mark Norfolk, offered to arrange publication of his efforts.
The result is called ‘Amusings’ and can be found on Amazon and similar with some encouragingly positive reviews. Fortunately, Ian has a pension and doesn’t rely on royalties to survive.
His second collection, ‘Kindling’, is under development and should be available within a decade, based on past performance.
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