Black Morning Marsh Press

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Black Morning Marsh Press is a new e-publishing venture in the process of preparing e-books for publication and developing our website and social networking pages.

We are launching our publishing venture with our Fast Tracks to Heritage Craft Series:

Have you ever approached the web brimming with enthusiasm for a new hobby or activity only to be overwhelmed by all the information? Maybe so overwhelmed that you put aside your search, and your enthusiasm, for another day, a day that never comes.

Black Morning Marsh Press is pleased to introduce a new e-book series, FastTracks to Heritage Craft, in which our authors explore lost, or potentially lost, trades and tradecraft, drawing together print and digital resources alike to give you a concise consideration of all possible aspects of the subject in an easy-to-read format.

FastTracks because we have found that, over the course of learning about various trades and craft, rail travel and transport has invariably had a major impact on whether they flourished or failed

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FastTracks because our readers are reading and learning increasingly while on the go, and oftentimes on the train on their way into work.

Each e-book provides an informal introduction of a trade or trade craft, primarily through the eyes of someone approaching the subject for the first time. This fresh approach as well as a list of resources at the end puts the reader onto the fast track to further exploration, knowledge, and experience.

I hope you will join us in our exploration into the lost or nearly-lost past of every day life in Britain preserved through the new technologies of e-books and social networking.

Linda Berube
Director
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The Coracle: One Man in a Tub
Price: Free! Words: 10,700. Language: English. Published: October 24, 2012 by Black Morning Marsh Press. Categories: Nonfiction » History » History of things, Nonfiction » Entertainment » Outdoor activities
(5.00 from 2 reviews)
My introduction to the coracle was not the most promising, I grant you, just a joke email from a bored colleague. But, apparently, it was all I needed. Because, it’s not just racing down a river in a glorified snow sled, shield, or basket, but a journey through such wild territories as Welsh Indians, cadavers, poaching, and sheep wrasslin’, just to name a few.
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