Waco, Texas (BUSINESS WIRE) Jan. 20, 2012
Cotton Bales, Goatmen & Witches: Legends from the heart of Texas to the forefront of the media on Roundup Special Collector’s March 2012 issue of Cowboys & Indians. The international magazine, published eight times per year is available in retail outlets, most magazine. It covers the past, present and future of the American West.
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publishers nightmare turned into a plus for Cowboys & Indians contributor David Hofstede called TSTC Publishing on the book.
Mr. Hofstede has a day and was very open and said he had a publisher call and tell him about the book he plans to print about did not want another year to write, said Sheila Boggess, TSTC Publishing marketing manager. Hofstede said he had to, and dug to find a suitable replacement comes in and promotional information on the cotton bale book. I gave him a copy of the book and gave him contact information for the author, Boggess said.
Turner a call on the same day and had a telephone conversation with Hofstede. The article Hofstede’s Media Roundup Tops and imagery of the book cover, photographed by Mark Burdine.
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contemporary photography in this book really work with Brad legendary stories, said Mark Long, editors. Bales cotton, Goatmen & Witches: Legends from the heart of Texas has 70 stories that bring to life the stories and whispers forgotten secrets, darkest corners of the Texas psyche to light from the distant past to the present
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Turner, the seventh generation Wacoan, Hofstede said that he had many stories of growing up hearing. His favorite? Well, the story of a Goatman kids in the local Cameron Park definitely the biggest impression made, Turner is quoted in the article.
It is important to note down Turner, the stories before they are lost forever. What does, in fact, the inclusion of social memory, which is very different from the story, Turner said the Cowboy & Indian items. If they are not written down, nobody will know 100 years from now, and whether they Lore, legend or fact was.
The article in the March issue, but is now available in stores. For more information, contact Cowboys & Indians at 214-750-8222 or visit here.
information about the book, Sales Manager at 254-867-3233 or call Western Lowe wes.lowe @ tstc.edu publishing.tstc.edu or by visiting. Founded in 2004 as a publishing arm of the Texas State Technical College System, offers TSTC Publishing faculty across the country the opportunity to initiate and participate in a variety of book development projects. TSTC Publishing project is a complementary product as instructor guides, student workbooks, CD-ROMs, DVDs, eBooks and companion websites. In addition to providing editorial assistance and guidance to the faculty, the support in the areas of materials, production, distribution and sales available.
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