Go-Karts, Gorillas, and Hairpin Turns in James H. Keesling’s If You Can’t Fix It, Feature It!

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(Spin Digit Editorial):- Houston, Texas Nov 12, 2026 (Issuewire.com) – James H. Keesling has raced go-karts, spotted silverback gorillas in the wild, and built a lighthouse to sell boats in Colorado. Published on Amazon Kindle on October 30, 2026, his memoir If You Can’t Fix It, Feature It! brings those adventures together with a candid account of how he became a caregiver for his fiancée, Michelle.

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Keesling’s adventures start with a drum set his mother refused to buy until he agreed to take lessons. From his childhood in Cherry Hills Village, the memoir takes readers inside a sail loft, behind the scenes at a karting facility, and into the Virunga Mountains, where his family’s ties to gorilla conservation gave him the chance to see silverbacks in the wild. Keesling has a sharp eye for the absurd, especially when he’s the one making the mistake. When a motorcycle crash leaves Michelle with serious injuries, he brings that same honesty to the days that follow. He recalls the friends who stepped in without being asked, the ones who drifted away, and the ordinary pleasures he and Michelle held on to.

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Born in Boulder, James H. Keesling is a fifth-generation Coloradan whose work has taken him from specialty retail to sailing, motorsports, and driver education. Friends spent years telling him to write down his stories. If You Can’t Fix It, Feature It! is his answer, told with the dry wit of someone who can laugh at his own repairs and remember exactly why he had to make them.

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Get your copy of If You Can’t Fix It, Feature It! on Amazon Kindle today and meet the man whose friends kept saying, “You really should write that down.”

Book Link: https://a.co/d/0cxP07oP

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