Review of The Legacy Letters from the Three Boys and an Old Lady Book Blog
Review of The Legacy Letters from the Three Boys and an Old Lady Book Blog
Excerpt from the Three Boys and an Old Lady Book Blog:
“The Legacy Letters is thoughtfully written. The Legacy Letters is not a book you read fast, it’s more of a book to be savored slowly to really appreciate the story. However, if you’re like me you will find yourself emotionally wrapped up in Papritz’s story. Overall a really good read.” – Three Boys and an Old Lady Book Blog
For the Complete Review: http://threeboysandanoldlady.blogspot.com/2014/09/the-legacy-letters-book-review.html
Interview with Carew Papritz on The Dark Phantom Review
Interview with Carew Papritz on The Dark Phantom Review
Carew Papritz, Author of The Legacy Letters, was interviewed on The Dark Phantom Review on September 7th, 2014. Here is the first question and answer from the interview:
Q: Congratulations on the release of your latest book, The Legacy Letters. What was your inspiration for it?
A: The inspiration behind The Legacy Letters?—I had an early mid-life crisis. I wasn’t in need of a new wife and a Cadillac. (Besides, I wasn’t married and I drove an old beat-up Chevy.) What I needed was the opportunity to take my soul out for a long, long walk. While working in Hollywood on feature films in the art department, I realized that the celluloid bright-lights lifestyle I was living was making me materially richer but spiritually depleted. The long journey back to reclaim my soul began with a series of “drive-abouts” throughout the Western United Sates and ended up in a small bar in Southern Arizona. I asked an old cowboy if there was any work nearby and he told me about a fencing job “far from the heck and gone.”
Thirty miles by dirt road and with not a house in sight, I ended up at my job on the open range putting up post holes and barbed wire fence—mostly alone and for days on end. Twenty-five years had gone by since I had last seriously picked up the pen, and like a god-given divining rod, that pen roared back to life. For six months, I worked by day, washing in a horse trough, cooking by campfire, and living in a tent. At night, I wrote by lantern light on the back of my pickup.
In a sense, I had come full circle. When I was growing up, my grandfather had a small ranch in Washington State. And now, here I was, back on a ranch, working as a cowboy in the high mountains of the Great Sonoran Desert. Imagine a place where the stars are so bright at night that they almost hurt your eyes. Imagine not seeing a soul for days on end. Imagine what true quiet is—the noise of wind and rain, coyotes and birds, grass rustling and the chink of the pickaxe against the hard soil.
I had come back “home” to write this book. This is where I reclaimed my soul and began the life I was always supposed to live—but never knew quite how to find. Only by giving up the security of everything I knew could I then begin to discover everything I was meant to know. The Legacy Letters was the genesis of this amazing journey that I am continuing, even to this present day.
Link to the Complete Interview with Carew Papritz on The Dark Phantom Review: http://thedarkphantom.wordpress.com/2014/09/07/interview-with-carew-papritz-author-of-the-legacy-letters/
Carew Papritz Radio Interview TONIGHT with Tony Bosserman
Carew Papritz Radio Interview TONIGHT with Tony Bosserman
The Radio Interview with Carew Papritz on KFIA 710 Kingdom News with Tony Bosserman in Sacramento, CA is scheduled TONIGHT, September 16th, 2014 at 6:00 p.m. Tune in!
http://thelegacyletters.com/radio-interview-with-carew-papritz-on-kingdom-news-with-tony-bosserman/
A Powerful and Poignant Read for All
“Every so often, there are books that grab you at the beginning and hold you spellbound to the finish….Love and appreciation of nature, as well as respect for humankind, leap from the pages . . .A powerful and poignant read for all.” –Reader’s Favorite, Gold Medal Winner
For the complete review: https://readersfavorite.com/book-review/29747




