• Paperback: 150 pages
• Publisher: Garlic Press Publishing (January 8, 2012)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 0615564844
• ISBN-13: 978-0615564845

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The book will be released in print as well as Kindle, Nook, ebook and following close behind a version for the iPad.

Billy the Kid: The Lost Interviews   For the first time… The long-lost interviews with William Henry Roberts, the man who was Billy the Kid, are presented in their entirety. Read the observations and insights by the man who knew more about the outlaw, the Lincoln County War, and all of the associated people, places, and events than anyone else… … because he was there! Discovered during the 1990s, these long missing interview tapes have been studied, abstracted, and will now be made available 2012. Published by Garlic Press Publishing written by W.C. Jameson author of Billy the Kid: Beyond the Grave Available March 1st 2012!

AVAILABLE the END of  JANUARY 2012!

The long-lost interviews with William Henry Roberts, alias Henry Antrim, Henry McCarty, Billy Bonney, and Billy the Kid, have been found and for the first time in history  are presented here in their entirety.

In 1949 investigator William V. Morrison, along with folklorist and writer Dr. C.L. Sonnichsen, determined that Roberts, then eighty-nine years old, was, in truth, the outlaw Billy the Kid, the famous badman many believed to have been shot and killed by sheriff Pat Garrett in Fort Sumner, New Mexico, on July 14, 1881.  The old man was subjected to a series of interviews, all of which were taped. During the interviews, Roberts provided observations, insights, and details about the Kid, the Lincoln County War, and other important historical and geographical details unknown to the historians of the day, all of which have subsequently been verified. The information could only have come from someone who had been there and participated.

In 1955 the tapes vanished and were presumed to be lost. Several efforts to locate them ended in failure. Then, in 1995 they were discovered in an old trunk that once belonged to Roberts. The tapes were retrieved, studied, and transcribed, and their contents presented here in their entirety.

W.C. Jameson, a leading authority on Bill the Kid, provides two introductory chapters detailing the circumstances which led to the identification of Roberts as Billy the Kid as well as the events leading up top the discovery of the lost interviews tapes.

Although not one of Garlic Press’s books we find it relevant to acknowledge this treasured book by one of our own authors. A memoir by W.C. Jameson.Truly a great read and a book you will  not want to put down until finished. It is available at Amazon in print and digital.

“What W.C. Jameson has done in real life makes National Treasure and other features pale in comparison. It is the stuff that dreams—and nightmares and sometimes fortunes—are made of. His objective may be gold or silver, but what he’s really after is adventure. This book is destined to become a classic not only among treasure hunters but for anyone who is determined to live life to the fullest. When I grow up, I want to be just like W.C. Jameson.“

—Max McCoy, author of Indiana Jones and the Secret of the Sphinx

Everything being passed on in these guides are things these author’s have learned from other readers, editors, agents or publishers. Be aware that every professional in the publishing industry adheres to his or her own set of rules and standards. Use these tips as guidelines, but be willing to make substantial revisions according to the comments and suggestions you receive from the qualified people reviewing your work.

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Deborah Kunzie has been a web developer for over 15 years. She is now sharing her bag of tricks by publishing these little Garlic Press Digestibles available for only .99 cents through Amazon, Barnes Noble and soon via e-books.

This particular document will show you how to purchase a domain name, purchase hosting for your web site and how to install WordPress. No bells, no whistles. Just the basic out of the box system that WordPress offers to get a site up and running. There are other books for more advanced options and as time permits I will be adding more and more short guides to this series. Keep in mind that this guide will focus on a few specific details which will be explained further in the book.

Follow this guide, step by step, one page at a time.

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Just released for your Kindle reader from Amazon is another Garlic Press Digestible from W.C. Jameson. Tales of Lost Civil War Treasure – Lost Gold Coin Cache in Cobb County, Georgia.  This item will soon be released as an e-book and for the Barnes & Noble Nook reader.

Click here to purchase your copy from Amazon at a downloadable cost of only $.99 cents.

W.C. is releasing several of these documents in this Civil War series of Lost Treasures.

From the author: The prevailing evidence suggests that the fabulous Cobb County, Georgia, gold cache is still buried in the original location. To date, those who were known to have searched for it did not avail themselves of the most up-to-date state-of-the-art metal detection devices. The consensus among researchers is that the cache was not buried deep and that a patient and diligent searcher equipped with a high quality metal detector would stand a great chance at locating this treasure trove of gold coins.

Find out more here…

Garlic Press Publishing is proud to announce the latest print release of Lost Mines and Buried Treasures of the Guadalupe Mountains by W.C. Jameson.

“Many professional treasure hunters are convinced that more lost mines and buried treasures are associated with the Guadalupe Mountains of West Texas than any other single geographic region in the world. The evidence supports this notion. This unique mountain range, a millions-of-years-old uplifted barrier reef in the Trans-Pecos desert has been home to Apaches, wolves, bears, mountain lions, and large rattlesnakes. According to long-standing lore, along with a number of significant discoveries, it is also a prime location for lost mines and buried treasure.”   ~ W.C. Jameson

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Available for purchase from the following:

Garlic Press Publishing – $12.95 + 3.00 shipping

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Author – soon

We mentioned a few days ago we were adding a new product line to our publishing company. Garlic Press Digestibles, quick and easy digital reads available for Nook book, Kindle, iPad and ebooks. Today we are releasing the first in this collection available on Amazon Kindle.

W.C Jameson’s Tales of Lost Civil War Treasure The Lost Yankee Payroll.

The Garlic Digestible sell for just .99 cents.

To purchase through Amazon Kindle click here or as an e-book, click here. This item will be released for iPad and Nook soon.

With the increasing popularity of tablets, apps and smart phones the stats on quick purchases of digital books are raising the roof.

The big surprise is coming from the increased sales of short stories, essays and even magazine articles selling for under the  $2.99 mark.

It is a proven fact that in our busy, multi-tasking world, readers are craving instant reading material and will quickly pay the inexpensive price in order to get their hands on good material.

So why shouldn’t Garlic Press oblige?

We are. We have made the first moves toward offering short stories, essays and articles for these gadget readers at a very affordable price. Our authors have agreed to begin supplying us with material to format for easy, quick downloads onto your favorite reader.

We are setting the price for each work at $.99 cents.

Within the next couple of weeks our new section of collected work will be reviewed and available on our site as well as Amazon and Barnes & Noble.