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• We’ve Launched The Marvelous Saga of the MERCANARY™ from His Nest!

  

  We’ve launched The Marvelous Saga of the MERCANARY™ from the MERCANARY™’s nest above The Ship. And so, now, MERCANARY™ is free to soar. Godspeed!

  Dave Reynolds

  August 28, 2021

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• As the Gift-Giving Season Approaches…

  Indeed, as the gift-giving season approaches, consider how those you love might love to receive one of our books! What’s that you say? “Shut up about the holidays; it’s too early for all that now,” you say. Well, with online ordering you have to think about shipping and potential delays, and we wouldn’t want anything…

  Dave Reynolds

  November 3, 2014

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