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Ted L. Nancy - "All New Letters from a Nut" - Kindle Now Fixed!
Ted L. Nancy - "All New Letters from a Nut" - Kindle Now Fixed!
Barry Marder delighted! Ted L. Nancy’s book - "All New Letters From A Nut" is available on Kindle (Amazon) and Nook (Barnes & Noble).
Glendale,
CA,
United States of America
(prbd.net)
11/05/2011
Glendale, CA, May 10, 2011 - The glitch has been corrected! It is now fixed! You can read the book on your digital device! Try out a sample for free at Amazon and Barnes and Noble. You can download a sample and see how easy it is to read. Ted’s letters and the replies are larger!
Ted L. Nancy is the author of the hit series of "Letters From A Nut" comedy books.
In the latest - "All New Letters from a Nut" - Ted sends loony requests and compliments to Icelandic malls, German theme parks, foreign presidents, commode companies, and the Hotel Del Fino in Greece along with their equally sincere but hilarious replies.
Ted writes to: An Amsterdam hotel requesting a room for his 300 hamsters to put on his play HAMSTERDAM. To Vons Supermarket complaining that their Diet Black Cherry soda is sending him paranormal messages. To the City of Glendale for a license to open his new comedy club THE JOKESTRAP. And they answered him.
Jerry Seinfeld provides the Foreword. Alan Marder the illustrations. Phyllis Murphy the inspiration.
Visit Ted at TEDLNANCY.COM
Inquiries: Contact: Mr. Eric Bjorgum (Mr. Nancy’s Norwegian attorney), 213-785-8070, Tedlnancy1@gmail.com, http://www.tedlnancy.com, Ted L. Nancy®
Contact:
Mr. Eric Bjorgum
Ted L. Nancy®
Glendale, CA 91201
213-785-8070
Tedlnancy1@gmail.com
http://www.tedlnancy.com
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