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Welcome to the Mt. Sneffels Press home page. Check out our History Catalog to see our current offerings, which include the Ridgway Railroad Museum's book. Also see our Fantasy Catalog, listing our delightful fantasy novels. And be sure to see our Medley Catalog bringing you childrens books, humor, poetry, and more! You can order from our catalogs using PayPal, a highly secure way to accept your credit card. To learn more about Mt. Sneffels Press, read our About page. To contact us, see our Contact page. You can also subscribe to this blog via e-mail.-
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Ad for Broom Brings in Railroaders
Since I’ve had good luck selling books from the American Flying Broomstick series to Mensa audiences, I thought I’d place an ad in the Mensa Bulletin, which goes to Mensans nationwide. Well, of all things, it resulted in quite an … Continue reading
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Ouch! Rates to Canada Jumped!
It used to be I could send books via Priority Mail to Canada for about the same price as USA Priority Mail. But when I wasn’t looking, that changed! I just received an order for a Canadian address. The system … Continue reading
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Enjoyable Book Signing at Walgreens in Montrose
Today brought an enjoyable book signing at the Walgreens store in Montrose, CO, about 20 miles north of where I live. The manager there, Rich Parr, supports local authors with a large table in the checkout area that’s chock-full of … Continue reading
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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
Help me make my next novel better!
[As of Dec 6, 2011, I'm going into the first stages of production, so the comment period is now closed. My many thanks for the comments received!] As I’ve noted in other posts, I’m hard at work on a new … Continue reading
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Mt. Sneffels Press Publishes About Phillip on Kindle
What’s the easiest way to publish these days? On Kindle, that’s what! I’ve put my own fantasy books here in the Fantasy Catalog, and have published books for others, but Kindle (and other e-publishers) seems to be taking over everything. … Continue reading
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Catalog Updates
I’ve renamed the catalogs. Formerly, I had one catalog (“our catalog”) for books actually published by Mt. Sneffels Press, and another catalog (“extended catalog”) for books I don’t publish but for which I do web fulfillment. With the addition of … Continue reading
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Ouray County Historical Society Journal publishes 4th volume
Mt. Sneffels Press is proud to announce that we’ve published the Ouray County (Colorado) Historical Society’s Journal Volume 4, new for 2010. The book has 11 well-researched history articles all illustrated with multiple black and white photographs. You’ll enjoy stories … Continue reading
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Weather Page Fixed
My weather station atop my roof works just fine. The wireless receiver in my study works just fine. The data logger works just fine. But the Ambient Virtual Weather Station software has been nothing but trouble ever since I set … Continue reading →