Anyone know a publisher?
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http://www.leapfrogpress.com/
I know one of the owners well; your book would fit right in to their milieux (yes, I looked that word up).
Congratulations!
Thanks, Heather - good tip!
I don't know a publisher personally, but you should talk with Richard Spindler from Latitude '38. He would really appreciate your writing and may know a publisher who would be interested. Tell him John Foy's daughter sent you! They're sailing pals.
http://www.latitude38.com/contact.html
Thanks, Hillary - another good tip.
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