George M. Montgomery, Writer
Published Author and Auto Enthusiast
Published Author and Auto Enthusiast
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Explore the world of early 20th-century auto racing through the eyes of George M Montgomery — where speed meets history, and imagination takes the driver’s seat. As a published author and auto enthusiast, George intricately weaves vivid narratives that bring the thrill of the racetrack to life. His lifetime passion for cars, creativity, and storytelling shines through each page. With each story, George not only chronicles the races but also delves into the rich cultural landscape of each time, making history accessible and engaging for all. Buckle up for a literary journey that promises to accelerate your imagination!
Featured Book Series
The Autoist
A novel about the life George might have lived — if he’d been born sixty years earlier.
Set in the dawn of the automobile age, The Autoist follows the thrilling and dangerous world of early racing pioneers, blending historical detail with timeless human ambition.
About The Author
George Montgomery’s lifelong love for cars started in his Oklahoma childhood and never slowed down. From go-karts to Triumph sports cars, and from tax accounting to storytelling — his life has always been about building, creating, and exploring.
Testimonial
Early 20th century history buffs will find “The Autoist” a captivating story full of detailed descriptions of the pioneers of the American Automobile industry. The author’s unique way of describing each scene almost places you right in the center of the story itself.
Vernon
Mr. Montgomery is obviously well-versed in the history of early automobiles. He seems to know a lot about turn off the Century events in Indianapolis. I highly recommend this book to any car enthusiast.
John C. Hansel
This book took me on an exhilarating ride through the dawn of the automotive age in Territorial Oklahoma. Set in 1906, the protagonist, Sean Magrath, faces the classic dilemma of family expectation versus personal ambition. Montgomery expertly crafted Sean’s journey from a young high school graduate torn between his duty to help his father and passion for mechanical engineering.
As Sean leaves home to follow his dream in Indianapolis, the narrative unfolds into a tale of self-discovery and determination. Working his way into the world of “horseless carriages” and speedsters, Sean’s adventures are both thrilling and enlightening.
The authors’ vivid descriptions of a bygone era, with the allure of innovation and speed captivated me. It wasn’t only entertaining, but educational, offering insights into the societal shifts brought about by technological progress.
Overall, I found it intriguing, well-paced, and rich in historical detail.
Tawni Garcia
George’s work.