A Poet Among the Romanovs

[Eurohistory]

The only biography of Prince Vladimir Paley, son of Grand Duke Paul Alexandrovich of Russia, ever written in English is now available through AMAZON.COM!

To purchase a copy you can click on this url:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0977196100/ref=sr_11_1/102-8269948-8415322?%5Fencoding=UTF8

Enjoy the reading,

Arturo Beéche

[rjt]

Thank you! I'm excited to receive it!

[Eurohistory]

Thanks for being our first-ever Amazon.com sale!

Arturo Beéche

[rjt]

Wow, you're kidding! I'm all proud and stuff now! ...Wait, does that translate into special savings on future orders? Nah, just kidding.

I'll be sure to let you know when I've received it. Looks like it should arrive at the perfect time--Spring Break! I might actually get to read it right away!

[rjt]

Okay, slight problem. The book arrived too soon! It only took 3 days! Spring Break isn't for another two weeks. (To have such problems! lol)  Not to worry, I set aside the identification of metamorphic rocks (they'll wait, right?) and read it.

I can't thank you enough, Mr. Beeche, for your part in publishing this. I was intrigued by Prince Paley before, but now...now I'm hooked.

Just a suggestion [don't be mad]: Before the next printing, you might want to check out what seems to be the author's note to himself that was somehow included in the copy on page 83, last paragraph, fourth line. Not a big deal, it just distracted me for a bit.

Anyway, thanks again! I'm sure you'll become very familiar with my address soon!

[Eurohistory]

Yes I am aware of that error, and it has already been taken out of the master copy file.

Arturo Beéche

[hikaru]

It is very strange, but I bought it ( Or I have got it from the book store) tdy.
It was almost for free because , book shop was just after fire. This book was OK.
It was printed in 2004 in Russian.
And what is so intresting , that the author , an diplomat from Costa Rica , is making references to our forum.
I have found the verses whish are different from the book of Zakharov.
Especially, I liked the verses "A tsarevitch"

[Eurohistory]

Jorge Sáenz, who happens to be a good and very dear friend of mine, first wrote the book in Russian.  Afterwards he wrote it in Spanish for private circulation among his family, friends and colleagues.  The English version, which we published in 2004, was the last he wrote.

Arturo Beéche