OryginalCinn

Thank you, Captain, for posting this for me. Just a note to add that I am published through a rather small publishing house, so the best way to get copies is online, or to ask your local bookseller to special order it for you. (Bring them the ISBN, and run them through if they say they can't get it!) It will be up on Amazon and B&N in a few weeks - takes a while to process through them and the book literally was released yesterday. Also, special thanks to Bilgemunky for the stellar blurb.

I have a very fanciful pirate novel that is due to be published in April by ArcheBooks, a very small publishing house, and am looking for authors of other pirate novels to give it a read and write a small blurb for me for the cover. If anyone is interested, please drop me an e-mail to OryginalCinn @ aol . com I can send you a brief summary of the novel first, so you can see if you might be interested. Also, please let me know what you have published. Big thanks to anyone who can help. If anyone is interested in auditioning some cover art, I'd be happy to look at original drawings and trade you a copy of the novel for it. Unfortunately I can't offer any pay.

My other two published novels are vampire horror: http://www.cynthiazeuli.com This will be my first pirate book, though hopefully not the last.

Thank you.

Thank you both!

My pirate novel, "The Legend of La Tormenta," will be published by Archebooks Publishers in February 2006. Yay!

I guess I never posted it here, but the photos have long been up on my website for anyone who wants to see Nassau & Jamaica. http://www.pirates.admiralsarms.com

I'll be there.

Oh, gorgeous! I have another ring from them, a skull with a snake through the mouth, with the snake as the band of the ring, that a friend designed after the Dark Mark from the Harry Potter books, though it looks very piratey as well, that I'm very fond of. They do good work and its nice to find someone who will create exactly what you're looking for.

Cost me $95, including postage. Well worth it for the exceptional craftsmanship.

Wow, wish I could try on a real one from the movie! But I'm still very happy to have a reproduction. I've wanted it forever and it finally occurred to me to have one commissioned. The ring has skulls on all four sides.

For anyone who has ever lusted after a ring like the one Captain Jack Sparrow wears in Pirates of the Caribbean here is your chance. I had one commissioned from Joseph Dean Creative Design/JoeBarb JewelryArt and it is absolutely perfect. It is made of sterling silver with a green glass stone, but they can customize it with other metals or colors if you like the design but want to add your own personal flare. The ring features a skull and cutlass crossbones like the Jack Rackham flag on four sides. Here are photos of my ring. If you would like to have one made for yourself, contact Joe & Barbara at DEAN2000@peoplepc.com or visit their website: http://pages.zdnet.com/joebarb/ The Jack Sparrow ring is not up on their site yet, but if you contact them about it they can give you more info on pricing, which will vary according to what metal and stone you want. Not an officially licensed Disney product. This was created for me by special request.

Huzzah! Welcome! And thank you for helping to keep the Blackheart a crab-free vessel.

I should have them up on my website sometime tomorrow. Don't think I'll get it finished tonight.

Anyone ever try the Moonlight Becomes You studio on the POTC disc 2?