This book is a collection of letters, primarily written to or by Fulton Griffin, a bright, young, noble scholar from North Carolina. The correspondence reflects not only Fulton’s daily pursuits but also his very promising future, cut short by a tragic accident at the Chicago World’s Fair of 1893. Letters from family, friends, co-workers, and classmates, provide a glimpse into post-reconstruction America in the 19th Century and Fulton’s own experiences living and working in Washington D.C. amid the newsmakers and entertainers of the day. An index of over 250 family names appearing in the book serves as an aid to genealogists. Over 250 endnotes, 70 with photographs, have been included, identifying people, places, and events referenced in the letters. An additional 30 photographs depict Fulton’s family, friends and other documents pertaining to him. Softbound, 498 pages. $26.95. Unless otherwise requested, shipping within the continental U.S. will be via USPS media mail and may take approximately 2 weeks to arrive. For such method, the postage cost is $3.05 for a single copy. For multiple copies to the same address, please add $1.50 postage and handling for each additional copy.
This is a very limited printing, so I would encourage you to place an order as soon as possible, to avoid delay of receipt. A second printing, if necessary, will increase the printing cost of the book and will only be done by the printers when they receive a total print order for 10 copies or more.
Please make check out to: Rhys G. Llewellyn or to “Snowbird Press” and mail to: 27876 Cragmont Drive, Evergreen, Colorado 80439. Please include your email address and I will reply with a tracking number once the book is shipped. If you have any questions or special instructions, please email me at: gatorbytes1@aol.com -  Thank you for your interest!
This delightful fictional novel is a humorous account of a husband afflicted with a serious daydreaming issue. On the advice of a psychiatrist, he and his wife move from Vermont to an island off the coast of Venezuela in order to “live out” one of his fantasies, in the hopes of curing his affliction. The eccentric characters he encounters along the way, cast doubt as to whether this form of therapy has helped his condition or rather, taken him deeper into his inner world.
To purchase a copy of this 350-page, soft-bound book by mail, the price is $20.00, which includes the cost of postage and handling within the continental United States.
Please make your check or money order payable to Snowbird Press and mail to:
Rhys Llewellyn
27876 Cragmont Drive
Evergreen, CO 80439
Please do not send cash. Allow two to three weeks for delivery. If you are ordering from outside the U.S., or would like to pay by credit card, or have any questions, please email me at gatorbytes1@aol.com with the subject heading, “Sunrise“.
The autobiography of Ed Hanley, Tales of Neptune’s Treasures, is  currently  available  through Snowbird Press. For those of you who knew Ed or visited his “museum” in Sanibel, Florida  you may have been lucky enough to hear stories of his adventures or perhaps learn from him about seashells, fossils and artifacts,  many of which were available in his store. Sadly, Ed has passed away, but his knowledge and passion about learning and exploring are preserved in this book. Please refer to the “Press Coverage” for additional information about Ed.
This 380-page, soft-bound book includes 80 photographs of his exciting life and experiences scuba diving, shelling, fossiling and treasure hunting. His childhood and military experiences are recounted, as well as reflections on his family and people he had met in operating Neptune’s Treasures for over a quarter of a century. Included as an appendix to this book are all the articles he wrote concerning the various seashells to be found on Sanibel. These popular, illustrated articles appeared in the Sanibel-Captiva Shopper’s Guide for many years and now reprinted for the first time, in one collection.
If you would care to purchase a copy of this  book by mail, the price is $24.00, which includes the cost of postage and handling within the continental United Sates.  Please make your check or money order payable to  Snowbird Press and mail to:
Rhys Llewellyn
27876 Cragmont Drive
Evergreen, CO 80439
Please do not send cash.  Please allow two to three weeks for delivery within the U.S. 
If you are ordering from outside the U.S., or would like to pay by credit card,  please email me at gatorbytes1@aol.com with the subject heading, “Ed’s book“.
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