A novel combining wizardry and SignWriting!

[Kimberley Shaw]

Hello everyone:
I think I have an international-mailing workaround. Maria Azzopardi
and I will give it a test run, and then let the rest of you know how
it goes!
Best,
Kim from Boston

On 3/7/13, Charles Butler <chazzer3332000 at yahoo.com> wrote:
> Sigh, I wanted to order the book for here in Brazil, but they only ship to
> the United States and Canada. Can you ask them about international shipping?
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> Charles Butler
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> chazzer3332000 at yahoo.com
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> 240-764-5748
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> Clear writing moves business forward.
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> --- On Thu, 3/7/13, Kimberley Shaw <skifoot at GMAIL.COM> wrote:
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> From: Kimberley Shaw <skifoot at GMAIL.COM>
> Subject: Re: A novel combining wizardry and SignWriting!
> To: SW-L at LISTSERV.VALENCIACOLLEGE.EDU
> Date: Thursday, March 7, 2013, 6:46 AM
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> Hello all:
> Andre has touched on something I'd daydreamed of -- "Handful of
> Spells" translated into other languages! I'd love to do simultaneous
> English / ASL readings from it, for example (me and a Deaf buddy.)
> But sorry, Andre -- at the moment it exists in written English only.
> Gues the pressure's on for me to put the opening chapter into ASL, eh?
> Best,
> Kim from Boston, the novelist
>
> On 3/6/13, André Thibeault <atg at videotron.ca> wrote:
>> Hi Kim and everyone,
>>
>> Is it possible to read this book in English as well as in its written ASL
>> version, both at the same time?
>>
>> Best regards,
>>
>> André
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>> Le 13-02-27 19:37, « Kimberley Shaw » <skifoot at GMAIL.COM> a écrit :
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>>>Hello everyone:
>>>at long, long last ... my novel is available for the world to see and
>>> buy!
>>>What is this story? It tells of a mainstreamed kid, who isn't getting
>>>along so great in a hearing/speaking-only environment. The school she
>>>goes to is something like Harry Potter's Hogwarts, but in America.
>>>(After all, there must be *some* Deafs in the "Potterverse", right?
>>>And how can the American "Witch City" not have a magical school of its
>>>own?) But when she encounters magic-workers who talk and WRITE in Sign,
>>>everything changes for the better.
>>>It's called "A Handful of Spells", and I've been working on the
>>>manuscript since 2007. I do eventually want to find it a real
>>>publisher, but in the meanwhile, here is the self-published version:
>>>     http://www.harvard.com/index.php?/book/a_handful_of_spells
>>>     $15 per copy, for sale online.
>>>OR for those of you in the Boston / Cambridge MA area (USA), stop on
>>>by the store, admire the machine they print it on, and pick up a copy
>>>in person!
>>>All the best,
>>>Kimberley Shaw ("Kim from Boston")
>>>
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