Tuesday, April 01, 2008
Ladies and Gentlemen, I am proud to announce that my boyfriend Phil has just opened FeenX Gallery, an online gallery of fine art photographs taken on his travels across the United States and in Italy.
He's also offering a sampling of gift cards and books, including The Road Letters, his newly published fairy tale, The Princess and the Servant Boy, and of course, Mommy Confidential: Adventures from the Wonderbelly of Motherhood. Oh, and you gotta see The Road Letters book trailer. It rocks!
Author Phil Ribaudo Publishes Second Book
Mountain View, CA January 1, 2008 - American author Phil Ribaudo is once again taking chances in the literary world, this time changing genres with his first personally illustrated fairy tale. LuLu gets the publishing nod this time around. This is the second book by Phil Ribaudo. His first was The Road Letters, a memoir published by Aventine Press.
Using melody and a fable-esque backdrop, Ribaudo twists a charming tale filled with peril, life lessons, hope, and romance. The Princess and the Servant Boy is for all ages to enjoy and appreciate, offering different meanings and layers of storyline to different audiences.
The book is beautifully illustrated and is printed on 44 vibrant color pages. Ribaudo breaks ground for the second time with his trademark concept of background music via a suggested list of songs that compliment and add flavor to the story. The Princess and the Servant Boy is truly a symphonic work of art.
Summary:
Nicholas and Jeneveve are from different kingdoms and different backgrounds, yet found each other by chance encounter. Separated by kingdoms, social classes, and the dangerous Black Forest, they court each other through songs carried on the wings of doves and the Blowing Winds. Nicholas and Jeneveve inevitably fall in love. Finally, in an attempt to be with his long distance love, Nicholas travels through precarious lands filled with sorcery, witchcraft, and the unknown. He loses his way and finds it again, and only by the guidance of the Twinkling Light does he overcome demons and dragons to claim Princess Jeneveve’s heart…
About Phil Ribaudo
Phil Ribaudo teaches at a private school in Los Altos Hills, California, is the cuisine consultant at Cole Bailey Vineyards, a fine art photographer, and an online gallery owner in Silicon Valley. More information can be found about The Road Letters at http://www.theroadletters.com His books can be found at Amazon, Barnes and Noble, etc. They can also be purchased autographed at http://www.feenx.com.
About FeenX.com
The FeenX Gallery is a unique online store selling original artwork including photography, high-end greeting cards, books, and gift certificates.
About Lulu.com
Lulu.com is the premier independent publisher of books, video, periodicals, multimedia on the Internet, with over 300,000 recently published titles.
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04.03.08 at 03:56 AM |
Congratulations Phil................
Everything you two touch turns to gold.
Love and hugs to you both.
Mindy enjoy NJ
Love Jeanne
04.03.08 at 05:24 PM |
I still LOVE the trailer. I like it even more after having read the book.
Can’t wait to read the Princess one. Gonna share it with my 10yr. old.
04.03.08 at 11:28 PM |
Thank you Jeanne and Joy for the kind words! I’m very happy with this model to sell my photography, books, cards, and gifts.
A lot of time, effort, and thought went into the development of the FeenX Gallery and as an artist concerned with how my work is displayed I am very happy with the results.
The response to The Princess and the Servant Boy has been terrific so far and I hope everyone enjoys reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it.
Ciao,
Phil
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