Your bookshelf isn’t complete without a copy. (Book cover photo by Sylvia Hurlburt)
A little more than three cents a page.
That’s all it costs to own a permanent piece of Coupeville Sports history.
As we head towards the five-year anniversary of this blog, I’m jumping the gun by two months by publishing “Bow Down to Cow Town: Small Town Sports, Big Time Stories.”
It’s 294 pages (in handy 5 x 8 standard paperback book form) of big wins, tough losses and (somewhat) introspective looks at the athletes and coaches who have called Cow Town home from 2012-2017.
All for the low, low price of $9.95 on Amazon (there’s a permanent link on the top right of this blog and another one at the end of this article).
I’m not going to list everyone who appears in the book by name, as it’s a ton.
But there are big appearances from everyone from Jae LeVine to Lathom Kelley, Bob Rea to Kacie Kiel, Willie Smith to Sylvia Arnold and just about everyone else you can think about.
Every word written by me on a computer powered by three hamsters on a treadmill while camped out on the shores of Penn Cove.
Want to help keep me, and Coupeville Sports, going?
Buy a book, heck, buy a couple books.
One for yourself, one for grandma, one for the relatives in Pennsylvania, maybe even one to put under that wobbly table leg to get it to stay steady.
Most important thing? Buy it.
Cause every time you buy a copy, a cow gets its wings … and it’s a little easier for me to pay rent. So, there’s that, too.
To buy my book, pop over to:
