Tuesday, March 11, 2014

"TC Thornfrye" on Amazon

On Amazon you will find my fascinating novel "TC Thornfyre" which you can now load down into your Kindle.  I am obtaining a new and striking jacket for this novel. So, my dear friends, you can at this moment read a fascinating story of romance, action and science. Quite some time ago, Propaganda Films declared this book to be one of creative writing and a marvelous villain. Personally I am enchanted with the love affair between TC and Myko Nimura   Below are some tidbits of this enchanting and gripping story.




W. Wayne Sands, MD


4512 East Danbury Road


Phoenix, AZ 85032


Home: 602-296-5531


Cell: 602-571-3622




            waynesands12@aol.com


 


The purpose of this Blog is to announce  that Amazon will now display the colorful jacket of my new novel:


 


“TC Thornfyre”


“A love so flawed, the prize so desirable


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


First of all, this is NOT a novel of war. The escape of Dr. TC from  the Chosin Reservoir is to introduce characters


 


chacters that will reappear further in the story.  So,  and gentlemen, this is a tale of the genre  of adventure, romance, action and science.


 


 


It is most  likely that many do not recall the heroism of the Marines in the North Korean War.  When Chief of the Army, General Douglas MacArthur did not take the warning from China seriously enough so that he might retreat and save his army.  The US Marines charged up north to the Chosin Reservoir, which was a very short distance from the Yalu River which marked the southern boundary of China.  In the winter of 1951, the Chinese Army swept south to send the US Marines to a remarkable retreat either down a curling road, past the famous Fox Hill to the west Pacific 70 miles southwest. The worst retreat was from the Chosin Reservoir where men fled over the ice, and south to Hagur-ri,  itself under siege. This retreat was the greatest  and most horrendous since that of Greek general Xenophon’s flight from Persia 2000 years ago.


Here is a list of the interesting characters in this novel:


1. Margaret, Dr. TC’s secretary knows where all the bones are buried in the Philadelphia Hospital where Dr. TC  and his wife, Myko Nimura, are working day and night to built a multi-energy machine which the press calls the  Holy Grail.”


2. Dr. Groggins is TC’s friend and a Psychiatrist as well.


3.  Barabas is a Canadian volunteer who has long red hair and is an expert with the Browning Automatic rifle.


3. The villain, Kushi Seppku, is a Japanese sniper working for the North Koreans.  Barabas captures Seppku and, through a angry incident is woundedby Dr. TC.  Propaganda Films, reviewing this book, said, that the writing was “creative” and the villain “marvelous.”


4.  Unfortunately, TC’s Wife, Myko Nimura, is a niece to Kushi Seppku, the latter a villain.


5.  The  Holly Grail is not  only for industrial use but hoped by TC and Myko to win the Nobel Prize and go to Stockholm Sweden to receive it.


6. There are three interesting physicians: Drs Thomas and Quayle and an African American who sets TC on the track to become a doctor.


 


The chase scene at the finish is equal to that of the famous movie, “The French Connection.” Helicopters hover about, police cars race to the Christmas Store in southern Stockholm, sirens screeming.


 


My colleagues and my creative writing teachers have state that: “The most  epilogue is the most [petoc and beautiful prose they have ever encountered.


 


As an author, I had all of my novels with a poem and this squib below is in  my choice for this month. If also may be found in my book “TC Thornfyre” which you can soon download in your Kindle.


 


It is my habit as an author to place a significant poem or short paragraph of lyrical prose immediately before the story begins. Below is the paragraph of lyrical prose that precedes the story of “TC Thornfyre.” My colleagues have said that this prose-poem is both beautiful and chilling.


 


 


The Epic Of  THE RETREAT FROM CHOIN RESERVOIR


By Wayne Sands


 
Thousands were already marked for death before they arrived in this valley tombWith the womb-wide lake bound to the umbilical   cord     Of a skinny road       Whose fragile tracery led north to death Away from the southern safety at Hagaru‑ri,ne hundred long miles behind them.        They came isearch of The Holy Grail That, the Joint Chiefs of Staff declared,      Lay at the Yalu River Near the soft underbelly of China      Where the Manchurian wind Swept down like a sharpened sickle,      Reaping them into grotesque frozen


Icy sculptures of death they Caught in the full stride of escape mouths sucking the North Korean cold


Into the farthest venules  of their bodies.


 


“Ladies, please remember  that “Dr. TC Thornfyre” Is NOt, NOT, NOT a novel of the Koren war but rather love story of two talented persons.”




“Men, let my assure you that you will find this novel will arouse in you some personal  rembrances of a flawed love as well as the harsh realities encountered in researching a multi-energy machine which many think is both ludicrouse and a waste of the college’s time and money. (We’ve all been there, in one way or another, haven’t we?”


 


So, readers, as you are on the web now, go to Amazon and download “Dr. TC. Thornfyre” by Zipp Morgan for a great read which you will always remember.”


 


 


The Epic of the Chosen Reservoir Battle of the Korean War


 


 


By Wayne Sands


 


Thousands were already marked for death before they arrived in this valley tomb


With the womb-wide lake bound to the umbilical   cord     Of a skinny road       Whose fragile tracery led north to death Away from the southern safety at Hagaru‑ri,ne hundred long miles behind them.        They came isearch of The Holy Grail That, the Joint Chiefs of Staff declared,      Lay at the Yalu River Near the soft underbelly of China      Where the Manchurian wind


Swept down like a sharpened sickle,      Reaping them into grotesque frozen sculptures


Of death, they Caught in the full stride of escapeWith mouths sucking the North Korean cold
Into the farthest venules of their bodies.

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