Bumbastories is proud to make available to the reading and listening public both the book Up in the Bronx and the accompanying soundtrack CD Up in the Bronx and Down in L.A.
This “aesthetically rewarding” combination of a literary novel together with a soundtrack of songs performed by the author – so as to complement and illuminate the Up in the Bronx story!…. well, these things don’t come around every day.
Bumbastories is presenting both the book and the CD for purchase at historically unprecedented prices. (Well, it’s the lowest I’ve seen them)
The novel is available for just $15 (which includes all domestic (USA) shipping and handling). Pick up the CD for just $8 (includes S&H) Buy ’em both for just $20 bucks (includes all domestic S&H). And after all that handling, I hope you will click on the picture of the book pictured below to be the first in your borough………..And when you click, scroll to the bottom for purchase info for Up in the Bronx
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$20 is a grand price for the whole package, I haven’t forgotten about the other CD you sent me either, which will be mentioned in a post at some point once all the editing and stuff quietens down. Any new ideas coming together for another book and music combo?
No plans. But if you think $20 is a good price, then you’ll really like the One Life, Phantom, CD soundtrack package. I printed those books more cheaply, so they’re available on Bumba Books for something like $15. And as kindle ebooks for just 99 cents. Gersundt!
Wow Bumba, my two favourite points in the celestial paradise of urban extravaganza. I’m going shopping!
I find this a wonderful combination… even my next novel (mid 2016) will be released in conjunction with a CD (but I will not be playing the pieces of classical music) 😉
In fact there isn’t a thing you get every day that… reading the words, you can relax to the music that carries you into the perfect dimention: a successful combination… Have a great week Bumba! :-)c
Thank you for this great suggestion!
Originally, I had a concern about violating copyright law. I used either original material or public domain songs. Also I perform everything myself. It’s not background music, though. However the songs are related to the book so it kind of goes along. Hopefully it adds to the experience of the book.