C.Burkhart on fri 25 jan 02
Several months ago I asked John Hesselberth if he would be kind enough to
suggest a book(s) teaching one about glazes. Well, he recommended a couple
and mentioned he was in the process of authoring a book with Ron Roy
pertaining to glazes. I waited. Yesterday the book arrived, and I will say
it certainly was worth the wait. It will take several readings to digest
the wealth of information enclosed. Thank you gentlemen for expanding my
education of glazes and congratulations on a fine book.
Carolsan
Susan on fri 25 jan 02
would you know the ISBN number of the book so perhaps other readers
(including me) could purchase it?
thanks
Subject: _Mastering Glazes: Cone 6_
>
> Several months ago I asked John Hesselberth if he would be kind enough to
> suggest a book(s) teaching one about glazes. Well, he recommended a couple
> and mentioned he was in the process of authoring a book with Ron Roy
> pertaining to glazes. I waited. Yesterday the book arrived, and I will say
> it certainly was worth the wait. It will take several readings to digest
> the wealth of information enclosed. Thank you gentlemen for expanding my
> education of glazes and congratulations on a fine book.
>
> Carolsan
>
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Stephen J Lewicki on fri 25 jan 02
We just got a copy of the book. Great work! I had the opportunity to see
some of the glazes that John and Roy developed. They were so rich and
exquisit - really more on the order of what one would expect from a
reduction firing. I couldn't help thinking that this could dramatically
change the perception and use of electric kilns.
Stephen J Lewicki
President, L&L Kiln Mfg.
C. Burkhart on fri 25 jan 02
> would you know the ISBN number of the book so perhaps other readers
> (including me) could purchase it
Gladly, Susan, it is ISBN 0-9730063-0-7 or order from their website
http://www.masteringglazes.com
L. P. Skeen on fri 25 jan 02
You don't need an ISBN number. Go to http://www.masteringglazes.com and
order online.
L
----- Original Message -----
From: "Susan"
Subject: Re: _Mastering Glazes: Cone 6_
> would you know the ISBN number of the book so perhaps other readers
> (including me) could purchase it?
>
> thanks
>
> Subject: _Mastering Glazes: Cone 6_
> >
> > Several months ago I asked John Hesselberth if he would be kind enough
to
> > suggest a book(s) teaching one about glazes. Well, he recommended a
couple
> > and mentioned he was in the process of authoring a book with Ron Roy
> > pertaining to glazes. I waited. Yesterday the book arrived, and I will
say
> > it certainly was worth the wait. It will take several readings to
digest
> > the wealth of information enclosed. Thank you gentlemen for expanding my
> > education of glazes and congratulations on a fine book.
> >
> > Carolsan
> >
> >
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> > melpots@pclink.com.
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>
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