As the title says I spent three years along with a writer friend documenting Popcorn Sutton and his Likker making. We now have our book out, 72 pages and 70 photographs. It goes into more depth about the real person along with photo's in the whiskey shack showing the three stills, shotgun condenser, thumper, jugging the whiskey, burner feed system and the A&P coffee grinder he used to grind the corn. Popcorn was a wild and complex little man. Read the story and find out all the details.

It is available through Amazon or in the next week a signed very finely printed on premium paper version direct. I have to get a paypal account up and then can sell direct.

Amazon

http://www.amazon.com/Popcorn-S...-Hillbilly/dp/0615585132

Thanks

Don Dudenbostel

"The copy we are selling is $27.95 and if you're in the US we can ship priority mail for $7. If you are in TEnnessee we unfortunately have to charge sales tax of 7% unless you're in my county of Knox then I have to charge 9.5%.

I can provide an address an you can send a personal check or I'll have a PayPal account going later in the week. I'm working on that at the moment.

I do have a direct email address now for anyone that wants to order.

[email]ShutterandQuillLLC
gmail.com[/email]

Email if you want an address to send a check or I will let you know when the PayPal account is up.

Thanks

Don Dudenbostel"

"Thanks Don.
Please keep this thread up dated when yer pay pal is ready.
I hope the Admins dont beat ya up for stumpin yer wares.
Good luck and Ill take one when yer ready."

"One final thing about sales, if you lice in the state of Tennessee I unfortunately have to collect sales tax. Email me for a total if you are in TN at [email]ShutterandQuillLLC
gmail.com[/email]. I'll get that info promptly.

Unfortunately the lawyers, accountants and tax guys have their hands out when it comes to even a simple thing like this book. We had to form an LLC due to the popularity of Popcorn and then had to apply for all the state and federal tax numbers, business license and etc. I'm afraid the days of the lemonade stand by the road are gone.

Thanks

Don"