Book Shopping

[torpedochief]

Hey Shipmates,

I found this site that some of you may find useful when shopping for books. I was amazed at the price difference on my own novel OF ICE AND STEEL.

http://www.google.com/products?q=0977143120

Hope this helps!

D. Clayton Meadows MMC/SS (Ret.)
Author of
OF ICE AND STEEL

[Chock]

The cynics among us might think that was a thinly-veiled self promotion TC:rotfl:

Anyway, on the subject of shopping for books, here's a great site I found which is good portal for locating out of print books. I've managed to pick up some titles which I thought I'd never find for sale anywhere via this site, it's well worth 'bookmarking' this one:

https://www.abebooks.co.uk/

:D Chock

[yankee-V]

The cynics among us might think that was a thinly-veiled self promotion TC:rotfl:

Anyway, on the subject of shopping for books, here's a great site I found which is good portal for locating out of print books. I've managed to pick up some titles which I thought I'd never find for sale anywhere via this site, it's well worth 'bookmarking' this one:

https://www.abebooks.co.uk/

:D Chock

Yep, Great online vendor -
AbeBooks in the U.S. too. Nice features like a book search agent that e-mails you results. Both U.S. & UK sites share the same booksellers as resources.

http://www.abebooks.com

[torpedochief]

Sorry guys,

Not really a self promo, my book is pretty much done with. Little interest in it. But take a look here if you are into static models of Russian subs. These are great! Boris does a top notch job. They will be a bit pricy with shipping, but these are the best on the market.

http://tok.severodvinsk.ru/subs.htm

A good friend of mine has written a book on Russian subs that will knock your socks off. I know some of the pictures must be classified. Here is his site

http://www.russiansubmarines.info/

Best to all


Don