Do you want a copy of Terry Row's new book?

Do you want a copy of Terry Row's new book, Three Movements for Six Hands, coming out on May 7, 2015?

Have you sent in your $20 Subscription Fee?

Clifton Edwin Publishing is counting on advance sales through subscription to pay for the editing and production of this historical novel about the relationships among Johannes Brahms, Clara Schumann (pictured) and Robert Schumann. It's a tragic story of love, misery and death, not the antiseptic version you learned in Music History class.

You can help by supporting your local author and publisher. Subscribers will receive their autographed copies before the book is available to the public.

Here's the opening paragraph:

At nineteen years, Johannes Brahms was a beautiful youth with delicate hands and slender fingers that belied their strength, a clear tenor singing voice, a smooth, beardless face and a slight build. Women swooned over his rich and beautiful head of golden blond hair that flowed down to his shoulders and framed his pale blue eyes, giving him an aura of innocence. Although he was not a tall boy, he stood straight and upright, and looked people in the eye when he talked, giving him an air of authority.

Don't wait. The sooner the financial targets are met, the sooner the book can go to the editor and then to the printer. Send your check for $20.00 – to cover the book, sales tax, shipping and handling – to Terry Row, PO Box 1121, Los Alamos, CA 93440-1121.