Thursday, October 22, 2015
Book Update...
My recent book has been updated. Same content, same number of pages, but structure is different. Writing this book has made me go back and recall accomplishments, failures and the struggle of being a furniture maker in today's disposable society. Received print copies this week and it looks great! There is an eBook version available at the web site also. Orders are welcome through www.woodskills.com . Updated this post with cover from new book. Below is a description of the book.
Norman Pirollo, successful founder of White
Mountain Design, White Mountain Toolworks, Refined Edge Design, WoodSkills and
Pirollo Design, chronicles his fascinating journey of transitioning from full
time employment to self-employment at woodworking. He faced many obstacles
throughout the journey and financial support was often at the forefront.
Norman narrates
his creative journey from childhood through adulthood. Perseverance, fate and
critical decisions all combined to map out the direction he followed in life.
Often seeking creativity and challenges in life, woodworking ultimately became
his creative outlet. Follow the riveting story of
how his hi-tech career gradually evolved into a successful woodworking career. He
owes a great deal to his former hi-tech career which provided him fulfillment
for a number of years. Discover how Norman acquired the skills and techniques to
be able to craft heirloom furniture today. Delving into and studying the history of furniture design has provided
him the language and background to develop his own contemporary styled
furniture. Read how he immersed himself into the contemporary furniture world
to develop a style and voice of his own. Find out how, through twists and
turns, Norman acquired the expertise and proficiency to become an award-winning
furniture maker. The opportunity to work at something he truly
enjoys has ultimately brought solace and independence to his life.
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1 comment:
Cool, I have the elusive Type 1 book, signed nonetheless... he he :-)
Bob
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