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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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Sneffles or Sneffels?
Well, actually, the correct spelling is Sneffels. That’s f-e-l-s. But apparently people are having trouble finding the website because Sneffels just has to be spelled Sneffles! So, I bit the bullet today. www.mtsnefflespress.com now redirects to www.mtsneffelspress.com. Hopefully that helps!
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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
Our Catalog Now Has a Shopping Cart in Addition to Buy-Now Buttons
It’s overdue, but it’s here! Up until now, all the items in our catalog were intended to be ordered one item at a time. The “Buy Now” button takes you directly to PayPal’s checkout feature. If you want to buy … Continue reading
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Mt. Sneffels Press Blog Upgraded
Greetings from Geekland here. I’ve spent the last couple hours upgrading the blog software that underpins this site, WordPress. The auto upgrade feature doesn’t work for me (I must have a configuration file set wrong somewhere), so that means transferring … Continue reading
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More Press for Railroad Book
This paragraph about Mt. Sneffels Press’s book, Narrow Gauge Railroading in the San Juan Triangle: The Rio Grande Southern, the Ouray Branch of the D&RG and Otto Mears’ Silverton RR, appears in the January 2010 issue of Railroad Model Craftsman. … Continue reading
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Oh my! I qualify!
I had a blast at last year’s Mensa national convention in Denver, selling every copy of Broom 1 and Broom 2 that I had with me. And I’m looking forward to speaking by invitation at the Mensa Regional Convention in … Continue reading
Broom 3 Days Away from Availability
At last! It’s here! The third book in the series, The Story of the Great American Flying Broomstick, Book 3: FOG at the Crossroads, is just about here. I received the proof from the printer last week. Everything is as … Continue reading
A Little Local Press
For those following the Ridgway Railroad Museum, here’s a blurb of interest if you happen to be in the area this September 12th. The book has been quite the hit—the museum asked for a reprint because they’re selling them so … Continue reading
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Broom 2 Now Available on Kindle
Book 2 in the Flying Broomstick series, or, more formally, “The Story of the Great American Flying Broomstick Book 2: The Missing Wand,” is now available on Kindle. Click on the image to be taken to the Amazon Kindle website … Continue reading
Railroad Museum Book Earns Plaudits
The Ridgway Railroad Museum’s book, Narrow Gauge Railroading in the San Juan Triangle: The Rio Grande Southern, the Ouray Branch of the D&RG and Otto Mears’ Silverton RR, is earning plaudits from the magazines that follow narrow-gauge railroading. From the … Continue reading →