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Welcome to readers of the Montrose Style Fall/Winter magazine
Mt. Sneffels Press is featured on page 19 of the Fall/Winter issue of Montrose (Colorado) Style, a magazine available to travelers, visitors, and residents alike. The article speaks of the books in The Great American Flying Broomstick series, which you … Continue reading
Broom Books Repriced at 99¢ on Kindle!
Following the latest trend, I’ve priced the three Story of the Great American Flying Broomstick books (Genesis, The Missing Wand, and Fog at the Crossroads) at the lowest price Amazon allows: 99¢! Lots of authors of great books are doing … Continue reading
Broom 1 Fantasy Novel Earns 5-Star Review on Kindle
Take a look at the Kindle edition of “The Story of the Great American Flying Broomstick!” It’s earned a glowing review, which I quote here, written by R.M. Putnam, author of the Destiny’s Warriors Series: I approached this book thinking, … Continue reading
Walgreen’s Signing for Mt. Sneffels Press
Rich Paar, the manager of the local Walgreens drugstore, is a supporter of local authors and conducts periodic book signings. He hosted another on May 7th, 2011, the day prior to Mother’s Day. He asked me to invite some of … Continue reading
Book Signing Slated for Dec 11th in Montrose
I’m pleased to say another retail outlet in Montrose is selling my American Flying Broomstick books. Of all places—whodathunkit—the local Walgreens! I was getting some sort of medical something there a couple weeks ago and noticed they had a table … Continue reading
Smashwords is the Path to Publishing on iPad and More
I gave a presentation at a self-publishing workshop last April and mentioned that if you want your indie book in iBookStore, Barnes and Noble, Sony, etc. (but not yet Amazon), then Smashwords is the way to go. You can find … Continue reading
The American Flying Broomstick Web Pages Moved
The AmericanFlyingBroomstick.com Web Pages Consolidated into MSP As part of an ongoing “look and feel” consolidation, the web pages for www.americanflyingbroomstick.com have been placed onto the Mt. Sneffels Press server. All the information is intact, including the videos. You can … Continue reading
Experiment: New Broom Intro Video
This is an experiment. Randy Cassingham made a very nice video introduction for me to put on the www.americanflyingbroomstick.com home page. And he did a great job! But I did it on a day that my bipolar illness had taken … Continue reading
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At Last! Broom 3 is on the American Flying Broomstick site!
One would think, given that Broom 3 has been out for awhile, that I’d have the American Flying Broomstick site up to date. Well, it is now, only three and a half months after I announced it here on this … Continue reading
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Diehard Fan Loves Flying Broomstick Series
It’s nice to get fan mail. I guess it’s the best part of being an author—learning that other people get as much fun out of the books as I had writing them. Here’s a comment from Chelsey, a young man … Continue reading →