Back in 2019, I published my Apollo memoir, WHEN WE LANDED ON THE MOON, to coincide with the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11. Every now and then, it still sells a copy. I think of it as the little rocket that could. It's a bit like Voyager. Just when it seems to be dead, it transmits more data, or in this case royalties. Putt, putt, putt.
I (white) thought that when Obama was elected, but I was quickly disillusioned.
Five years and five days ago, for the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 landing, I published a short memoir of my time working at NASA on the Apollo program, titled "When We Landed on the Moon".
It's not the catchiest title, but it is much snazzier than the more descriptive title "How I Worked at a Desk at NASA During Apollo Writing Fortran Code and Entering Lots of Data on Punch Cards and Poring over Piles of Computer Printout".
@josemanuel Both of which are science fiction!
It should have said "terminate a pregnancy". I couldn't edit it to correct it, so I added a comment to that effect.
That should be "to terminate a pregnancy".
I'd edit that toot if I could.
My latest, a thriller, is now out in ebook on Amazon and can be read free via Kindle Unlimited. Print editions will be out on January 24.
Here's the link:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CSF8N7VK
Writer, former software developer, tech writer, aerospace engineer (Apollo, Viking Mars lander). Atheist and anti-theist; I try not to go on too much about that and frequetnly fail. Mostly fairly leftwing except on certain subjects; ditto about going on too much about it. Come to think of it, that bit about going on too much about stuff applies to all of the above.