Comments for Shadow Mountain Publishing http://www.shadowmountain.com The Official Site of Shadow Mountain Publishing Tue, 21 Feb 2012 08:32:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 Comment on About Us by Matching Up « Character Arc http://www.shadowmountain.com/about-us/#comment-65 Matching Up « Character Arc Tue, 21 Feb 2012 08:32:13 +0000 http://www.shadowmountain.com/?page_id=399#comment-65 [...] Shadow Mountain Publishing: values-based; family-centered; positive; distinct hero/heroine. Definitely quality based and unique. Publish: children’s fantasy, picture books, adult inspiration, fiction, history, business. A few feathers in their cap: Brandon Mull, Obert Skye, and Orson Scott Card. [...] [...] Shadow Mountain Publishing: values-based; family-centered; positive; distinct hero/heroine. Definitely quality based and unique. Publish: children’s fantasy, picture books, adult inspiration, fiction, history, business. A few feathers in their cap: Brandon Mull, Obert Skye, and Orson Scott Card. [...]

]]> Comment on My Ridiculous Romantic Obsessions by Prayer Tate http://www.shadowmountain.com/news/test/#comment-61 Prayer Tate Thu, 24 Nov 2011 16:42:52 +0000 http://www.shadowmountain.com/?p=14#comment-61 This is like the best book ever!!! I couldn't stop reading it! I stayed up until one in the morning finishing this book! I recommend this book to GIRLS from ages 11-on and on! wonderful book! The only thing i didn't like was how long and depressing the sad part was toward the end of the book. This is like the best book ever!!! I couldn’t stop reading it! I stayed up until one in the morning finishing this book! I recommend this book to GIRLS from ages 11-on and on! wonderful book! The only thing i didn’t like was how long and depressing the sad part was toward the end of the book.

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]]> Comment on The Evolution of Thomas Hall trailer by Kieth Merrill | Shadow Mountain Publishing http://www.shadowmountain.com/videos/the-evolution-of-thomas-hall-trailer/#comment-57 Kieth Merrill | Shadow Mountain Publishing Thu, 19 May 2011 19:26:43 +0000 http://www.shadowmountain.com/?p=911#comment-57 [...] Evolution of Thomas Hall , the debut novel from Academy Award-winning filmmaker Kieth Merrill in this interview. This entry was posted in Authors and tagged Kieth Merrill. Bookmark the permalink. ← [...] [...] Evolution of Thomas Hall , the debut novel from Academy Award-winning filmmaker Kieth Merrill in this interview. This entry was posted in Authors and tagged Kieth Merrill. Bookmark the permalink. ← [...]

]]> Comment on Kiss It Good-Bye by Richard Moss http://www.shadowmountain.com/news/kiss-it-good-bye/#comment-56 Richard Moss Mon, 23 Aug 2010 01:02:18 +0000 http://www.shadowmountain.com/?p=25#comment-56 Loved your book. It brought back many memories of growing up in the Pittsburgh suburbs of the 50s & 60s. I also noted the reference to Danny Murtaugh's birthplace. It's Chester. I don't want to nitpick, but on page 177 it is implied that 1959 was Murtaugh's first full season as manager when it was 1958 a season I remember very well. It was the first season I followed the team from April to September. Loved your book. It brought back many memories of growing up in the Pittsburgh suburbs of the 50s & 60s. I also noted the reference to Danny Murtaugh’s birthplace. It’s Chester. I don’t want to nitpick, but on page 177 it is implied that 1959 was Murtaugh’s first full season as manager when it was 1958 a season I remember very well. It was the first season I followed the team from April to September.

]]> Comment on Kiss It Good-Bye by charley buck http://www.shadowmountain.com/news/kiss-it-good-bye/#comment-55 charley buck Thu, 10 Jun 2010 20:08:03 +0000 http://www.shadowmountain.com/?p=25#comment-55 I loved this book!! What fun to recall that time in my life and that wonderful season with the Bucs. I was a senior in high school in the fall of 1960 and a serious baseball fan. I remember that 'home plate' was proudly displayed in our local barber shop after the series. Thank you so much Mr. Moody for writing this book. I loved this book!! What fun to recall that time in my life and that wonderful season with the Bucs. I was a senior in high school in the fall of 1960 and a serious baseball fan. I remember that ‘home plate’ was proudly displayed in our local barber shop after the series. Thank you so much Mr. Moody for writing this book.

]]> Comment on Kiss It Good-Bye by Chuck Dougall http://www.shadowmountain.com/news/kiss-it-good-bye/#comment-53 Chuck Dougall Sat, 22 May 2010 13:33:02 +0000 http://www.shadowmountain.com/?p=25#comment-53 My wife gave me KISS IT GOOD-BYE for my recent birthday, my 75th. I enjoyed it. On October 13, 1960, I watched the Mazeroski home run on a TV located in the board of directors room of the Pittsburgh Brewing Co. There was just a skeleton crew at the office as top management was at Forbes Field. Iron City Beer was one of 3 TV sponsors of the Pirates and 1960 was a very exciting time to be employed at Iron City. I was fortunate to have been given one of the company tickets to see a world series game; unfortunately it was game 6 - October 12 - the Yankee 12-0 shutout. My wife gave me KISS IT GOOD-BYE for my recent birthday, my 75th. I enjoyed it.

On October 13, 1960, I watched the Mazeroski home run on a TV located in the board of directors room of the Pittsburgh Brewing Co. There was just a skeleton crew at the office as top management was at Forbes Field. Iron City Beer was one of 3 TV sponsors of the Pirates and 1960 was a very exciting time to be employed at Iron City. I was fortunate to have been given one of the company tickets to see a world series game; unfortunately it was game 6 – October 12 – the Yankee 12-0 shutout.

]]> Comment on Kiss It Good-Bye by Dave Klene http://www.shadowmountain.com/news/kiss-it-good-bye/#comment-52 Dave Klene Wed, 19 May 2010 21:17:36 +0000 http://www.shadowmountain.com/?p=25#comment-52 I attended Carnegie Tech (now Carnegie-Mellon) from 1957 to 1961. My home was Hannibal, Mo. and I was a serious Cardinal fan when I got to Pittsburgh. As time went by and I got to more and more games, I became a serious Pirate fan. Carnegie was fairly close to Forbes Field, and I could often hear the roar of the crowd in my dorm room. I followed the Pirates closely the summer of 1960 as well as I could from Missouri. I couldn't wait to get back to Pittsburgh when college started so I could go to Pirate games. I remember well watching the 7th game in my dorm's rec room and then heading downtown for the celebration. After graduation and returning to Missouri, I would tell people that "All I learned in college was the Pirate lineup." This book brought back a lot of fond memories. Something that I remember reading or hearing on TV or radio the day or two after the series was that Kubeck was hospitalized for observation the night of his throat injury and that the only Pirate player that went to see him was Vernon Law. No surprise after reading this great book. Dave Klene P.S. I'm back to being a serious Cardinal fan even though I've lived in Kansas quite a few years I attended Carnegie Tech (now Carnegie-Mellon) from 1957 to 1961. My home was Hannibal, Mo. and I was a serious Cardinal fan when I got to Pittsburgh. As time went by and I got to more and more games, I became a serious Pirate fan. Carnegie was fairly close to Forbes Field, and I could often hear the roar of the crowd in my dorm room. I followed the Pirates closely the summer of 1960 as well as I could from Missouri. I couldn’t wait to get back to Pittsburgh when college started so I could go to Pirate games. I remember well watching the 7th game in my dorm’s rec room and then heading downtown for the celebration. After graduation and returning to Missouri, I would tell people that “All I learned in college was the Pirate lineup.” This book brought back a lot of fond memories.

Something that I remember reading or hearing on TV or radio the day or two after the series was that Kubeck was hospitalized for observation the night of his throat injury and that the only Pirate player that went to see him was Vernon Law. No surprise after reading this great book.

Dave Klene

P.S. I’m back to being a serious Cardinal fan even though I’ve lived in Kansas quite a few years

]]> Comment on Kiss It Good-Bye by Frank Miller http://www.shadowmountain.com/news/kiss-it-good-bye/#comment-49 Frank Miller Wed, 12 May 2010 00:44:35 +0000 http://www.shadowmountain.com/?p=25#comment-49 I just finished reading KISS IT GOODBYE! and it brought back many memories of that golden time in Pittsburgh when as a lad of 10 Beat em Bucs was our song. All those Pirate players were our heros and will always remain in our hearts for bringing us so much joy in 1960. John did a great job with this book and it was well written it turned back the clock for me. Vernon Law was someone you had to admire for his courage and convictions. Thank you Deacon for a job well done. John again thank you for the memories and insight of that magicial team the 1960 World Champion Pittsburgh Pirates. I just finished reading KISS IT GOODBYE! and it brought back many memories of that golden time in Pittsburgh when as a lad of 10 Beat em Bucs was our song. All those Pirate players were our heros and will always remain in our hearts for bringing us so much joy in 1960. John did a great job with this book and it was well written it turned back the clock for me. Vernon Law was someone you had to admire for his courage and convictions. Thank you Deacon for a job well done. John again thank you for the memories and insight of that magicial team the 1960 World Champion Pittsburgh Pirates.

]]> Comment on Kiss It Good-Bye by Bill Emanuel http://www.shadowmountain.com/news/kiss-it-good-bye/#comment-42 Bill Emanuel Sun, 02 May 2010 21:11:56 +0000 http://www.shadowmountain.com/?p=25#comment-42 My brother was good enough to send me your book. I also grew up in Pittsburgh - North Side, St. Francis Xavier ( Sisiters of Mercy ), North Catholic ( Marianist Brothers ). In 1960 I was a Senior in the Engineering program at Pitt. I found an ideal location in the Cathedral of Learning to watch the home games. I could onle see the right half of the Forbes Field. Your book brought back a lot of memories of Pittsburgh and the Pirates. My dad and I used to listen to both the Pirates and the Steelers. Until 1960 - not much to brag about. I am now retired and living in Phoenix, but I will always be a Pittsburgh Fan. I have a suggestion, please send a book to " Big Ben ". If he reads and understands the book, it would be more beneficial to him, then a 4 to 6 game suspensuion. Sincerely, Bill Emanuel My brother was good enough to send me your book. I also grew up in Pittsburgh – North Side, St. Francis Xavier ( Sisiters of Mercy ), North Catholic ( Marianist Brothers ). In 1960 I was a Senior in the Engineering program at Pitt. I found an ideal location in the Cathedral of Learning to watch the home games. I could onle see the right half of the Forbes Field. Your book brought back a lot of memories of Pittsburgh and the Pirates. My dad and I used to listen to both the Pirates and the Steelers.
Until 1960 – not much to brag about. I am now retired and living in Phoenix, but I will always be a Pittsburgh Fan.
I have a suggestion, please send a book to ” Big Ben “. If he reads and understands the book, it would be more beneficial to him, then a 4 to 6 game suspensuion.

Sincerely,
Bill Emanuel

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