Fairy Tale Books LLC
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A bush pilot’s Alaska story traces remote communities, wilderness, and a life shaped by flying.
Gary S. Mosley and Joanne Mosley frame a life pulled between Texas roots and Alaska distance, with Gary’s years delivering mail by plane to isolated communities feeding directly into Chichaco Bushmill Pilot.
A county history discussion that shows how enlarged old photographs can surface overlooked detail.
Martin Gonzalez frames the Atascosa County book as a practical act of preservation: Arcadia reached out, the museum in Pleasanton and the historical commission agreed to take it on, and the effort was meant to keep the county record current as the story keeps changing.
Miller Beach chaos, served breakfast-style.
Pennsylvania by county, landmark, and stone.
Nebraska culture, live and close to home.
This interview features Irma Sanchez, an author from Atacosa County, discussing her novel Los Tejanos de Ber, which blends family lore with Texas history.
This episode features an interview with author Jeff S.
Martin Gonzalez, chairman of the Atascosa County Historical Commission, discusses his new book 'Atascosa County Images of America', detailing the process of collecting community photos and stories.
This episode features an interview with author Glenda Thompson discussing her Broken series, which explores themes of trauma, healing, and redemption through character-driven fiction.
Fairy Tale Books - Storytime interviews Gary and Joanne Mosley about Gary's book Chichaco Bush Pilot and their 20 years living in Alaska.