Original book cover art; but it's airplanes. By Wick Humble

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Okay, these are aircraft paintings, and not cars, but these are cover illustrations by me for my two-novel set (on Kindle), Bird of Ill Omen and Bird of New Hope.  Adventure historical fiction of the American aviation from before WW I until the end of WW II.  Shameless promotion department: available in eBook or paperback, and as cheap as I can sell them, as an introductory offer.  The kind of action/romance (well, some romance) that I like to read.  Try the free sample read.  Lots of carefully researched history, and echoing many events in the 'Golden Age of Aviation' -- and lots of cars, too!  

Wick Humble

BOIO was done thirty years ago, in a school fair T-shirt painting contest, BONH just last month.  Both hope for comic book style.

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Me again: sorry, the BOIO art is the rough one from Canva graphics; my bad.  Also, fans of the Brewster Buffalo will note that in the rush, I forgot it had a three-bladed prop!  Wick

[stavanzer]

Now, I need copies of these books.

Where do I order them.

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Alan : music to an author's ears! Thanks!

Of course: Kindle, either ebook or paperback now.  I'm going to post some more book covers mostly by me, two by my high school grandaughter and her friend of 'young adult' novels.  Naturally, they're about my cohort, as 'young -- hoho-- adults, back in the early 'sixties.  They're fun reads, and I had a lot of enjoyment writing them: called the "A Place on Mars" series, but about a small western town, back in the day, and all the trouble five teens could get into.  More to come!

Wick