WPM's New Novel Release

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Oct 16

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Set against the backdrop of 1980s Houston in the early days of the personal computer revolution, this is a novel about a jailbird's comeback, the lessons provided by fate, and the role of friends – and ghosts.

“I had a paperback with me, a ragged copy of Crime and Punishment I snitched from the St. Barth Correctional lending library…”

from Houston Instructional, now available on Amazon or direct from Lulu Bookstore.

William P. Moore©

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