In process of adding more pages to Eureka Gras.
Have found a good individual to do the Foreword -- Bob Moore with Carroll County News
Everything is looking good
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Dan Ellis Books
Dan Ellis wishes to share his large accumulation of information that has been collected and placed in his numerous books. These books are mostly factual with historical and cultural data assembled as discerned from official courthouse documents, reference books, library archives, cemetery records, news clippings, and personal interviews. All books contain many period photographs and maps.
Friday, September 30, 2011
Friday, September 16, 2011
Eureka Gras Proof Copy
Just received back my proof of the first 100 pages of "Eureka Gras" The photos look good and the copy needs little editing. Already getting interest in the book -- looking for someone to do the Foreword.
This is Al Hooks, King Krazo III
Sunday, September 11, 2011
Martini Wake
This past Wednesday morning, good friend and helper of many things to do with Eureka Gras, Bob Kramer passed on. We had a Martini Wake for him at the Rowdy B.
s'Bout Time
Yep, bout time I started writing a book on Eureka Gras! Have bout 99 pages under belt and still blowin and goin.
Sunday, July 24, 2011
KATRINA --- Finished for publication
Ah! -- Another Book in the hopper! ---
Just completed for publishing with Amazon my biggest book yet ---
Katrina: Survival and Revival ---
I dare ya to buy it ---
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Katrina Book in the burner
Well, after almost six years, finally, I am in a mood to do the Book that I have regarded as "not in my lifetime"
So far, I have about 150 pages to the good
Anyone out there care to do the review?
Bay St Louis Book Review
I wish to thank Charles Templeton for his review on one of my books.
The esoteric histories being researched and printed are not only interesting but entertaining and Dan Ellis has become a master of this genre. I thoroughly enjoyed my read and plan to to read all of Dan's books about this area and about Eureka Springs, AR. Dan has certainly done his research on a micro level, using interviews with locals, court documents, and the earliest records he could obtain. Dan engages the reader with his history and provides maps, drawings and pictures to make you feel a part of a unique historical environment. Those who love early architecture as a geographical indicator of cultural relevance will be enthralled by his discussion of the earliest churches in the area. Whether you are from the area, plan on visiting the area, or just plain love history, then this book is a must read.
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