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When
Stone and Scott became Stone and Scott,
four poets in
one book seemed to be an appropriate beginning.
Others
followed. Lone Wolf Editions
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Then came a bit of serendipity:
A.Word.A.Day (See
link at left)
offered the word spoonerism.
That
led to our publishing Stoopnagle's Tale Is Twisted by
Keen James,
a
revival of much-enjoyed spoonerized fables and tales
such as "Beeping Sleauty" and "Prinderella and the
Since."
Click Stoopnagle's Tales for more information.
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Naturally, we think
our books make fine gifts.
If you like, we'll
mail books with a nice note that says
the gift is from you, and we'll e-mail the
receipt to you.
Use the "Other
information or instructions"
box on the order page for names and addresses.
We thank you for
visiting our site, and
we wish you bright spots and cheer
throughout the year.
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We
thank those who responded to
Three Books
from two other small presses.
- The Athletics of
Voice: A Handbook for Students and Teachers
of Singing Based upon the Theory and
Practice of Master Voice Teacher Erwin
Windward.
 It
was written by Brad Newsom, who captured the
essence of that highly successful method of
voice training and published by New Wind
Press.
(Go for that high C; click
Athletics of
Voice.)
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- Web Songs,
Poems by Shirley Windward
Yes, she is Erv's wife,
a woman of energy, insight, enthusiasm,
creativity, and a wide range of learning,
who writes a new poem - at least one -
daily.
The current collection, published by New
Wind Press, evokes multiple responses.
(Test the web she spins; click
Web Songs and
step into her parlor.)
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We may have enough Voice books
to see us through the year.
Probably not Web Songs.
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- Seeing Solomon's Knot
by Lois Rose Rose
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The book, offering art, design, symbols, is a
trail of discovery revealing images of an
ancient and near-universal symbol.
(Get a picture of this treasure; point and click
Solomon's Knot.)
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any
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Email our man Friday.
He'll handle them.
If you'll type his name on the
TO line,
follow with the @ sign,
and add stoneandscott.com,
we'll foil some of the spam harvesters, phishers,
and other such cloggers of mailboxes.
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