My new novel, A Long Way To Contentment release date January 16,2014.
Free Chapters: Click the “Contentment” Tab at the top.
Available on Kindle for $.99.
If you want to sample my writing, my two books of short stories and essays are selling in the Amazon Kindle store for only $.99 each.
Reviewer Nick Wale posted on Amazon an unpaid video review of Retirement: A Memoir and Guide, and here is part of what he said:
“Boyd Lemon is probably the most interesting writer I have ever worked with. He is a thinker, a mental giant and someone I respect deeply. I think he deserves his position at the top of the writing tree.”
“With regard to one of the best writers in the world today? Boyd Lemon definitely has my vote.”
“Whenever you want to read a good book, I suggest something Boyd Lemon wrote.”
Just love your work, especially Digging Deep. You have inspired me to dig deep and to be honest about how I think about my past and how I go about discovering what my true passion(s) are. Thank you!
“I loved this book. Mr Lemon is a wonderful author and shares his experiences in a very thoughtful and thorough way. I hope he follows this work up with another book detailing additional retirement and life experiences. BTW – My father loved the book too!”
J.B. Madera
Another Reader Praises Eat, Walk, Write: An American Senior’s Year in Paris and Tuscany.*
“This is a delightful book, filled with interesting details of the author’s year in Paris. He truly ‘tells it like it is’ when dealing with day-to-day life in Paris.”
Victoria Taylor Allen
*The above are unsolicited written comments from people I do not know.
“…that love grows from the rich loam of forgiveness; that mongrels make good dogs; that the evidence of God exists in the roundness of things. This much, at least, I’ve figured out. I know this much is true.”
Wally Lamb, from his novel, I Know This Much Is True
“…the twin purposes of art: to make sense of pain and to fathom the sources of beauty.”
Alain De Bottton
“This has been my life. I have found it worth living, and would gladly live it again if the chance were offered me.
Bertrand Russell
My Dog Penny Viewing the Great Northern Plains