The New Face of Mount Rushmore, a New eBook by Award Winning Travel Writer Tony Perrottet
Boston, MA, June 03, 2011 --(PR.com)-- New Word City LLC announces the publication of The New Face of Mount Rushmore, a new eBook by award winning travel writer Tony Perrottet.
The custodians of Mount Rushmore, one of America’s most famous monuments, are trying to come to terms with its controversial past, writes Perrottet. For generations, Native Americans have regarded its presence in the Black Hills of South Dakota as a pointed insult. But thanks to the work of the first Native American superintendent, Mount Rushmore’s grim history has begun to be addressed.
About The Author
The need for perpetual motion has always been Tony Perrottet’s defining trait. From his current home in the East Village of Manhattan, he has traveled to Fiji, Iceland, Tierra del Fuego, and Zanzibar, while contributing to The New York Times, Smithsonian Magazine, Condé Nast Traveler, Slate, Outside, The Village Voice, and the London Sunday Times. His work has been selected for the Best American Travel Writing anthologies four times. Perrottet is the author of five books, most recently Napoleon’s Privates and The Sinner’s Grand Tour. He is also a regular guest on National Public Radio and the History Channel, where he has spoken about everything from the Crusades to the birth of disco.
About New Word City
New Word City LLC is a leader in the emerging field of digital publishing, specializing in and pioneering short-form eBooks on a variety of topics, such as biographies, business, fiction, food, history, sports, and travel. Its eBooks appear regularly on a number of bestseller lists. Its titles are also featured each week on the Starbucks Digital Network.
Contact:
Molly Jones
(617) 266-9539
molly.jones@newwordcity.com
Follow us on Facebook and on Twitter @NewWordCity
Visit us at NewWordCity.com.
To request a review copy of this title, please email us at editors@newwordcity.com.
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The custodians of Mount Rushmore, one of America’s most famous monuments, are trying to come to terms with its controversial past, writes Perrottet. For generations, Native Americans have regarded its presence in the Black Hills of South Dakota as a pointed insult. But thanks to the work of the first Native American superintendent, Mount Rushmore’s grim history has begun to be addressed.
About The Author
The need for perpetual motion has always been Tony Perrottet’s defining trait. From his current home in the East Village of Manhattan, he has traveled to Fiji, Iceland, Tierra del Fuego, and Zanzibar, while contributing to The New York Times, Smithsonian Magazine, Condé Nast Traveler, Slate, Outside, The Village Voice, and the London Sunday Times. His work has been selected for the Best American Travel Writing anthologies four times. Perrottet is the author of five books, most recently Napoleon’s Privates and The Sinner’s Grand Tour. He is also a regular guest on National Public Radio and the History Channel, where he has spoken about everything from the Crusades to the birth of disco.
About New Word City
New Word City LLC is a leader in the emerging field of digital publishing, specializing in and pioneering short-form eBooks on a variety of topics, such as biographies, business, fiction, food, history, sports, and travel. Its eBooks appear regularly on a number of bestseller lists. Its titles are also featured each week on the Starbucks Digital Network.
Contact:
Molly Jones
(617) 266-9539
molly.jones@newwordcity.com
Follow us on Facebook and on Twitter @NewWordCity
Visit us at NewWordCity.com.
To request a review copy of this title, please email us at editors@newwordcity.com.
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Molly Jones
617-266-9539
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617-266-9539
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