T-Rex Stole My Computer: plus 29 stories NOT about dinosaurs

Stories that will make you laugh, cry, and feel a thousand emotions in between.

Following on the heels of his critically acclaimed first book of short works, A Flamingo Under the Carousel, William John Rostron continues with this second compilation of published works that utilizes multiple genres. Again, the reader is treated to tales of fiction, non-fiction, and his unique style of “almost fiction.”

He spans the globe with stories that take place in London, Paris, and Rome…not to mention the oceans of the world and outer space. Rostron’s imagination brings you to the mysterious town of Darkness Falls and to the deepest jungles of the Amazon where inexplicably a tribe of light-skinned, English-speaking natives is uncovered by explorers.

Non-fiction pieces deal with topics of family, love, and survival as exemplified by the Writers Digest Award winning stories of “Call Me T-Rex,” “Cat’s in the Cradle,” and “Senseless.”

Each tale includes a distinctive introduction highlighting the how, when, where, and why of each original creation. These are stories unto themselves—giving the reader a unique insight into the author’s mind and his writing process. T-Rex Stole My Computer truly has something for everyone.