Thursday, September 2, 2010
Abecedarium Anomalous author’s new book
This is the working cover for a book that Ruth Keil Posselt has been composing since January, which is the main reason why blog posts are sporadic. While on the road she writes travel journals and films black-and-white photographs—this cover photo of shoes for sale is from the Camden Locks market in London, England.
Usually with her husband Stuart, often including their son Jason, they explored some 30 countries in Europe, three countries in Africa, one in Asia—also Australia and New Zealand, Canada and Mexico—and extensively in the United States. One of their goals is to see something fascinating in each of the 50 states plus Washington D.C. Their upcoming September-October roadtrip will cover the last six states to accomplish their goal.
The book is a longterm project intended as a gift for her grandchildren, and is already 200 pages. Most of her studio time is spent editing the journals and scanning the photos on her Mac.
Stay tuned!
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Where in the world is Abecedarium Anomalous: Alphabet Book Irregular being read ???
Australia
Canada
Germany
Mexico
United States of America:
Alabama — Missouri
Arizona — Montana
California — Nevada
Colorado — New Jersey
Connecticut — New Mexico
Delaware — New York
Hawaii — North Carolina
Idaho — Ohio
Illinois — Oregon
Indiana — Pennsylvania
Iowa — Texas
Louisiana — Virginia
Massachusetts — Washington
Michigan — Washington D.C.
We delivered Abecedarium Anomalous to readers in these countries—is your state or country on this list? Here’s your chance! Order your signed copy at a special discount of $26.95 [the book retails for $32.95]—price includes priority mailing direct from the publisher, RoothBooks Intl. You can order from one book up to a carton of 30, and discounts increase with quantity.
Abecedarium Anomalous: new hardcover, opened only to sign both authors’ names—embossed gold foil award seal on front cover, bookmark and information sheet inside—packed in a clear archival reclosable bag.
Yes, you can order online for a higher price and used copy—or you can e-mail us:
roothbooks@earthlink.net and get a beautiful bargain! We reply promptly.
Or send us your personal check or mail order payable to RoothBooks Intl. —to 1611 Downs Drive, Minden, Nevada 89423.
Abecedarium Anomalous is a unique gift for every occasion:
•all holidays, including St. Swithin’s Day July 15
•birthdays and anniversaries
•mothers & fathers & grandparents days
•graduations and scholastic awards
•equinox & solstice festivals
•housewarmings
—to name a few!
For more information about the book, just scroll down to earlier postings on this blog.
Canada
Germany
Mexico
United States of America:
Alabama — Missouri
Arizona — Montana
California — Nevada
Colorado — New Jersey
Connecticut — New Mexico
Delaware — New York
Hawaii — North Carolina
Idaho — Ohio
Illinois — Oregon
Indiana — Pennsylvania
Iowa — Texas
Louisiana — Virginia
Massachusetts — Washington
Michigan — Washington D.C.
We delivered Abecedarium Anomalous to readers in these countries—is your state or country on this list? Here’s your chance! Order your signed copy at a special discount of $26.95 [the book retails for $32.95]—price includes priority mailing direct from the publisher, RoothBooks Intl. You can order from one book up to a carton of 30, and discounts increase with quantity.
Abecedarium Anomalous: new hardcover, opened only to sign both authors’ names—embossed gold foil award seal on front cover, bookmark and information sheet inside—packed in a clear archival reclosable bag.
Yes, you can order online for a higher price and used copy—or you can e-mail us:
roothbooks@earthlink.net and get a beautiful bargain! We reply promptly.
Or send us your personal check or mail order payable to RoothBooks Intl. —to 1611 Downs Drive, Minden, Nevada 89423.
Abecedarium Anomalous is a unique gift for every occasion:
•all holidays, including St. Swithin’s Day July 15
•birthdays and anniversaries
•mothers & fathers & grandparents days
•graduations and scholastic awards
•equinox & solstice festivals
•housewarmings
—to name a few!
For more information about the book, just scroll down to earlier postings on this blog.
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