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Albert Z. Conner with Chris Mackowski * 6 x 9 Hardcover * 8 maps * 39 images * 384 pages
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Bradley M. Gottfried * 7 x 10 Hardcover * 120 full-color maps * 344 pages
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Phillip T. Tucker * 6 x 9 Hardcover * 11 images * 192 pages
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Savas Beatie LLC - 916.941.6896 - PO Box 4527 - El Dorado Hills, CA - 95762
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Dear SB Readers,
I hope this finds everyone longing for Spring, sun, and warmth. Even in California, where we have short warmish winters this has been a long one. Thankfully we got a lot of rain and the drought looks to be about killed off.
March has come and gone, and that means it was time to get these old bones in shape for another adventure which, alas, is behind me now. Our local dive group rustled up 42 (!) folks willing to jam clothes, sandals, gear, sun tan lotion, cigars, reading material, cosmetics, meds, and everything else into a suitcase or two for a pleasant tropical dive trip in Cozumel. I love the Yucatan peninsula.
For some reason yet to be fully explained to me, however, half of us (the smarter half) worked their own flights from Sacramento to Houston, and then Houston to Cozumel--which was how we did it 18 months ago. Direct, fast, and easy.
My group, however, went through the regular agency, which meant rising at 2:30 a.m., flying out at 6:00 a.m., catching a plane in Houston, flying to Cancun, going through customs, and finding the tour bus hauling our own luggage. Then, after a 45-minute bus ride, we made it to Playa del Carmen just in time to run in an effort to catch the 8:00 p.m. ferry, swinging wildly around corners and up and down hilly cobblestone streets in a dash of madness. It is an hour or so ride to Cozumel, where we debarked, found our luggage, hailed Mexican taxes, crammed inside, and zigged and zagged our way through mopeds, pedestrians, bicyclists, and large iguanas the 20 minutes to the resort. There were but two casualties and no deaths. Pulling up into paradise was grand, but let's just say it was a long day.
However . . . the diving was great, Secrets Cozumel is always wonderful, food and drink flowed freely, and it was nice meeting new dive friends. We left each morning at 8:30 on Dive House III (see photo below) to explore wonderful reefs, open cave systems, walls, tall coral pillars in deep water, and an intriguing military wreck (C53)--much of it through its interior. Greg, one of the divers, took some incredible photos and video (see the turtle and fish below). Alas, we had to return to the real world because manuscripts were calling out to be finished. I hate when that happens.
Enjoy this great Spring reading, and thanks as always for your support.
Best Regards,
Theodore P. Savas
Managing Director, Savas Beatie LLC
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Join us for a Tour of Brandywine
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Kick off the Spring battlefield stomping season with a Brandywine battlefield tour given by Brandywine author Michael Harris.
Join us on Saturday, May 21 at 9:00 am. Please register by May 14. Cost: $35 per person which INCLUDES a signed copy of Brandywine. OR $25 per person without the book.
Email Sarah Keeney and we will put you in touch with author Michael Harris for additional details.
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Spotlight on . . . North State Haberdashery
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This month we are featuring one of our Civil War reseller accounts, North State Haberdashery, and had a chat with owner Rex Hovey.
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Q: How long have you been in business?
A: Since 2003.
Q: Where are you located?
A: Mint Hill, NC.
Q: Are your customers mainly locals or tourists?
A: Mainly tourists traveling through.
Q: If a new customer was to walk into your store on a typical day, what would they see?
A: Civil War related items, as we are a full scale Civil War Sutlery that travels to reenactments and sets up in a big tent.
Q: What types of books do you carry, and how is your selection organized?
A: A small selection of Civil War books that are placed strategically amongst the uniforms and other items.
Q: Anything else you'd like to add?
A: We make our Confederate uniforms as near to originals as possible, using correct cloth and dyes and hand stitching. We also have shoes, flags, tinware, shirts, buttons, buckles, all leather goods, soldier packs for kids, hand-soaked cigars in rum, hats and kepis, and period papers. The books blend in and usually explain the battle we are portraying that weekend. A list of our upcoming events can be found on our website event page.
Would you like to see YOUR business featured in an upcoming issue? Please email us.
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We are very pleased to announce that author David Powell has won the 2015 Richard Harwell Award, given by the Civil War Round Table of Atlanta, for The Chickamauga Campaign: Glory or the Grave, Volume 2. This is the first time that an author has won the award twice. Makes you glad we are publishing Volume 3 later this year doesn't it? |
SPECIAL OFFER: Order any of the books shown above today using coupon code FREEMEDIA and we'll cover the ship charge. Order here now.
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PLEASE SUPPORT your favorite SB authors if you can make it to their events this month!
Click here to see additional details about these events, others this month, and the complete Savas Beatie calendar.
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Mention promo code FREEMEDIASHIP to receive free shipping on the book of your choice. To place your order, call 916-941-6896, fax 916-941-6895, email our office, or visit our website.
Offer Expires 4/30/2016. Orders placed online will be issued a shipping refund.
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Savas Beatie LLC - 916.941.6896 - PO Box 4527 - El Dorado Hills, CA - 95762
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