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Now available in eBook, Hardcover, Color Paperback, and Black and White Paperback

Order The Fisherfolk of Mendilon now! 

Images by Kelley Harris (KLH Illustrations)

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It is mid-October 1963. A U.S. nuclear submarine has been lost in the Atlantic Ocean near the Bahamas. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. is calling on a nation to live out its creeds: "We hold these truths to be self-evident..."  And four 26-year-olds sailing off the coast of Virginia Beach find themselves transported to the oversized  steampunk world of Anareyt, a world struggling with the meaning of human dignity, a world plunging headlong into war. 

 

Welcome to Book One of the Long Glass Legacy: The Fisherfolk of Mendilon.

 

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...Because, there are sights that utterly transform us!

Book One of the Long Glass Legacy:
The Fisherfolk of Mendilon

We wondered... what if we saturated an epic narrative adventure with high-quality illustrations?   In this series popular storyteller Don Robison partners with Kelley Harris, a gifted illustrator, to bring you an extended adventure with rich emotional and visual quality.  We believe you will agree, the adventure is worth the fare!

Come visit us in Anareyt!  You won't regret the journey.    

Non-Fiction
Tales of a Simple Sailor

If James Herriot were a sailor, these are the stories he would tell.

These stories are set on old sailboats and United States Coast Guard cutters. Names, dates, places, and some events have been altered so none of my friends or shipmates will be unduly embarrassed. 

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I am not the sailor with the most sea time, and I am certainly not the sailor with the most advanced skills.  I am a guy who loves the water, loves sailing, and loves people.  It is my hope that in sharing my misadventures you will laugh, and then perhaps you will see something of yourself in them.

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Going to Anareyt? 

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And, what is Anareyt Precision Instruments and how do they get all these photographs?

About Tales of a Simple Sailor...

"Sailors will smile in recognition; landlubbers will enjoy the well-told tales."

                                                                                                              ~Kirkus Reviews

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