Godlike Burger for Apple Instal: A Journey Through Alternate History

As I sit here, reflecting on my journey as a writer and fan of John Birmingham's work, I am reminded of the power of storytelling to transport us to new worlds and experiences. For me, that journey began many years ago, when I stumbled upon Birmingham's Axis of Time series.

At the time, I was part of his beta reader crew, doing odd jobs for him and learning about his creative process. It was an incredible opportunity to see how a writer worked, and I was fascinated by his ability to craft complex characters and stories that spanned generations.

As I delved deeper into Birmingham's work, I found myself lost in the world of alternate history, where the Japanese Army had invaded Australia and the course of human events had been forever altered. His novels were like a siren call, drawing me in with their richly detailed world-building and compelling characters.

But it wasn't just his writing that captivated me - it was also the sense of community that surrounded his work. I joined online forums and discussion groups, where fellow fans shared their thoughts and theories about the series. It was a feeling of belonging to something bigger than myself, and it fueled my own creative endeavors.

Fast forward to 2011, when I found myself deployed in a remote part of the world, with limited access to books or technology. My trusty Sony eReader had been destroyed in combat, leaving me with nothing but my thoughts and a sense of longing for the stories that had brought me so much joy.

It was during this difficult time that I began writing my own stories, drawing inspiration from Birmingham's work and the world around me. It wasn't easy - the writing process can be solitary and isolating at times - but it was a way for me to keep my creative spark alive, even in the darkest of places.

Years passed, and I continued to follow Birmingham's work on his Patreon site, marveling at the way he wove together complex plot threads and characters. It was like watching a master craftsman at work, and I felt grateful to be along for the ride.

And now, finally, the moment has arrived that so many of us have been waiting for - the release of John Birmingham's latest book in his Axis of Time series. For fans of alternate history and science fiction, this is an event not to be missed. So if you're ready to embark on a journey through time and space, with all its attendant risks and rewards, then join me in celebrating the launch of this incredible new book.

As I sit here, reflecting on my own journey as a writer and fan of John Birmingham's work, I am reminded of the power of storytelling to bring us together and transport us to new worlds. And I am grateful for the chance to share that journey with all of you.

Godlike Burger for apple instal