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Hello, my name is Steven Symes. I’m a full-time writer and editor.
My journey as a writer has been anything but straightforward, but oftentimes it’s finding joy along the way that teaches you the most. I published my first novel in 2010 and my second in 2012, but life took a detour and I stopped publishing books for many years.
I never stopped writing, because it’s my full-time job as well as my passion. In fact, I’ve published well in excess of 30,000 articles online, among other things. But I’ve returned to writing books since I feel the urge to tell my stories. With more writing and editing experience I’ve never been better-equipped for this journey.
I thoroughly enjoy outdoor adventures and staying active, something that will come through in my blog posts and other writing.
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First off — I LOVE YOUR WORK. SciFi and cars!
I am a ‘wannabee’ Brit Roadster collector, having a 1978 MGB and seeking a 1973 Triumph TR6.
I also read your recent ’15 More Famous Film Vehicles.’ In the story about the ’32 Ford in George Lucas’s American Graffiti, you may have missed a little detail (and homage). The tag for the ’32 is THX 138. Lucas’s USC grad film was called THX 1138 4EB. Eventually, it became a 1971 feature film starring Robert Duvall called THX 1138.
It was George Lucas’s feature film directorial debut.
So, either that tag was a total fluke — or George talked to props department — asking “hey can you redo the tag?”
Ahh, trivia!
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Right you are Frank about the license plate on the Deuce. There’s so much fun trivia about American Graffiti but I didn’t have time to cover it all. Thank you for being a reader and reaching out!
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