Greeetings Loyal Airmen.  Last week at the end of our Flight Log we announced the partnership between Airship 27 Productions and Radio Archives. Since then all paperwork has been signed and the official press release was sent out across the internet. We are truly excited about this and can’t wait to see which titles from our catalog, Tom Brown and his staff at Radio Archives will choose to bring to the airwaves.  This is going to be so much fun.

Ever since its debut a few months ago, the Air Chief’ pulp book, NIGHTHAWK from Moonstone Books has been selling extremely well.  We’ve sold out at our two last conventions and we are told Diamond has sold at of their stock. So we we’re extremely happy to hear this past week that the book is finally available now at Amazon.  Right now only in hard copy, but we fully expect to see it go up at Kindle soon enough.  For those of you who have already bought a copy and made it so successful, our heartfelt thanks.

We are also extremely happy to announce the third in our best selling Barry Baskerville children’s book adventures.  “Barry Baskerville Traps a Thief,” by Richard Keller with art by Gary Kato is now on sale at Amazon.  This is a perfect series for young children age seven and up. We truly hope you’ll check it out.

Well look at the above.  Within days of our starting this entry, Radio Archives notified us that the first Airship 27 titles they are going to bring to audio books are our two Mars McCoy Space Ranger titles.  Above is how the CD cases will look when produced. Volume one contains stories by Greg Gick, John Bear Ross and Andrew Salmon. Whereas Volume two contains two novellas, one by Van Allen Plexico and the other by James Palmer. We couldn’t be happier. This was a great choice on their part.  RA is known for their amazing sound special effects in their audio books. We can only imagine how these two will sound what with rocket ships blasting away the buzz of super rayguns.  Wahooo.

And finally out last item of the week, the Air Chief has finally joined the masses and gotten a smart-phone. We’ve been really gun-shy about these little hand-held devices for quite a while, but Valerie finally convinced us it was time to take the plunge. Now after having had it for several days and slowly begun to “play” with it, all we can envision is the Golum from Lord of the Rings as we hold it up and say, “My precious.”

Ron – Over & Out!