From the initial conception to its release, PCB Diagnostics has taken me close to two years to complete, though the actual intensive writing process occurred only in the last six months. To be honest, it wasn't all smooth sailing——family commitments, financial disruption, CoVid-19 infection, and emotional turmoil from two deaths, one of a personal friend last year July, and then my aunt just last Wednesday in the midst of my final proofreading. I had to put everything aside to attend to her funeral arrangements and provide support to my aged uncle who has been very dependent on her all this while.
On a lighter and happier note, this last engineering book is finally released and available for order on Amazon, right on our anniversary date! And fittingly so, since my first engineering book was also released on the same occasion eight years ago when I started my writing journey with my wife's wholehearted support.
In appreciation, I have written the following dedication to her:
To Bernice, my beloved wife, for being so patient, supportive, and understanding in the past eight years when I started out to fulfil my dream as an author. We did not know how it would turn out, and though there were tough and uncertain times, you stayed by my side and cheered me on, knowing that my works will make a difference, however small, in the lives of my readers, and leave a lasting legacy when both of us fade into history.
I would not have come this far without you. Thank you for believing in me. With heartfelt gratitude, I dedicate this book to you, just as I did for the first.
Placed my order yesterday. Thank you for all the books you have written. Your knowledge and wisdom have helped me immensely in learning a rare but useful skill. Many universities only teach you how to construct circuits but non ( to my knowledge) teach you how to deconstruct circuits built by other engineers. Your knowledge in PCB RE and legacy will always live on with me and many others. Thank you again for being an author and for enriching my life. I hope to maybe someday meet you in person and possibly get my copies signed by you. Cheers and best of luck to any of your new journeys.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your faithful support of all my books. I'm glad my knowledge and experience have impacted and enriched your life. If you intend to visit Singapore, drop me a note and I'll find time to meet up with you. Take care.
ReplyDeleteWill do. Thank you again !
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