Friday, May 15, 2009

A Quick Note about Professor Myers' "A" Book

Ever since our conversation with retired English professor Robert Manson Myers, we’ve been inundated with questions about how to find his new book, “Ars Amatoria,” which contains only words that begin with the letter “A.”

Publisher Sherry Clontz of Jostens Books contacted us with the information below:

Hello!

Thank you for your interest in ARS Amatoria by Author Anonymous (Robert Manson Myers).

The book is in production and should be available the end of June 2009.

If you will, please send an email stating your name, address, phone number, email address and how many copies you desire, to sherry.clontz@jostens.com and you’ll be notified when they’re available

Thank you,
Sherry Clontz

Jostens Books
116 Independence Drive
Indian Trail, NC 28079
704.847.5717

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(Michael M. Phillips/Wall Street Journal)

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