An internet friend just released his book. He had written to me months ago and...
Hi
I am co-authoring a book on the battles for the Gustav line and was wanting to ask your permission to use some of Al Kincer's (?) material on the link-up between II Corps and VI Corps.
Cheers
Perry Rowe
Well here's the fruits of their labors:
British link-
http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1870067738
Available in America -
RZM Imports Inc.
184 North Street.
Stamford, CT 06901
USA
Telephone: 1-203 324 5100
Fax: 1-203 324 5106
Website: RZM
I told him I added the release to our forum. His reply was:
Thanks Marion. I tried to mention the engineers as much as possible, but as always had to fight the editor for space...
I am really upset by reading that quote.
When you hire a publisher, they can take over a lot of your work. That is why I self-published my documentary, and why many people follow suit now.
Don Burgett, famous author and member of the 101st Airborne, told me many stories how publishers/editors took control over this books. One woman wanted to remove a large section from his writings. Frustrating as hell.
It happens all the time.
An internet friend just released his book. He had written to me months ago and...
Well here's the fruits of their labors:
British link-
http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1870067738
Available in America -
RZM Imports Inc.
184 North Street.
Stamford, CT 06901
USA
Telephone: 1-203 324 5100
Fax: 1-203 324 5106
Website: RZM
I know a little of Monte Cassino, WE were there (34th Red Bull Divn.)
The latest issue of World War II magazine has a cover story about The Battle for Kasserine Pass and the lessons learned there about tank warfare.