Jack London’s Cousin Writes Books, Dreaming for Peace

Sept. 16, 2010 - PRLog -- Boyd Thomas London was very saddened and upset after the terrorists’ attacks on September 11, 2001 in the United States, destroying the two World Trade Center towers in New York City. He wrote his novel Creeton following the calamity as he dreamed for peace. The famous author, Jack London, was his distant cousin. He has two published books: Creeton and Dream Wanderer. They were both written while he was recovering from a back injury resulting from a bad car accident in which the other driver was inattentive and rammed into the back of his car. Alcohol may have been a factor, also. His book, Dream Wanderer, makes a statement against driving drunk. Many people, sadly including many young people, are injured and killed each year when driving while intoxicated. A good place to read Boyd’s complete biography, and to find more information about his books, is at http://www.authorsden.com/, under Boyd Thomas London. Professional reviews are also listed at www.amazon.com. Creeton and Dream Wanderer are now available in a PAperback version for $7.95 at http://publishamerica.com.

Creeton is a great, fast-paced, Star Wars type space adventure with lots of escapades in space and on the ground, at Creeton and on Earth. Dream Wanderer has mind-boggling, unique animals, creatures, swamps, deserts, volcanoes, plants, dinosaurs, castles, robots, a robot city, daring adventures, and very distinct, vivid landscapes as Joe Blake tries to escape the dream world that he is trapped in.