How exciting to be able to share an Exclusive Peek into Forrest Fenn’s new book, Once Upon A While!

Lou Bruno and Susan Caldwell are doing an excellent job directing and preparing for its release.  The following video for MW by Rokethouse  features highlights of the amazing work involved in offering such a highly anticipated product!

EXCLUSIVE: Sneak Peek – Once Upon a While by Forrest Fenn from ROKETHOUSE on Vimeo.

 

However, Lou and Susan have done many other books for Forrest as well.  All of which are compelling reads and include fascinating images.  I’m sure you are aware of:

*The Thrill of the Chase

and

*Too Far to Walk

thrill of the chase treasure hunt
Poem and Map of the Rockies where Forrest Fenn’s Treasure is Hidden.

These of course directly relate to the search for the million dollar treasure chest hidden somewhere in the Rocky Mountains, North of Santa Fe, New Mexico.

The Thrill of the Chase contains the poem, and subtle clues to help solve and understand the poem which will lead a person to Forrest Fenn’s treasure.

Too Far to Walk contains the map of the Rocky Mountains for where it is hidden.

*Seventeen Dollars a Square Inch is another wonderful book designed by Lou. It shares heartwarming stories about Forrest and his friendship with the famous painter, Eric Sloane.  I wrote a book review about this book and I think I’ll let that MW post convey my thoughts.  It also contains one of my favorite little poems by Forrest.

Other books Lou and/or Susan have directed are:

*Teepee Smoke

*Leon Gaspard, The Call of Distant Places

And now…

*Once Upon A While

(ONCE UPON A WHILE foreword by Douglas Preston)

 

MW will be releasing a Six Questions with Lou Bruno concerning all these fantastic books, and his work with Forrest, in a few weeks!

Stay tuned, and for now, ENJOY the Sneak Peek!

 

Any Questions about the new book, please contact: info@onceuponawhile.com

Once Upon A While by Forrest Fenn

 

Video snapshot of Once Upon A While page

 

Video snapshot of Once Upon A While

 

 

 

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22 Comments

  12. The cover continues to intrigue. I wonder why he didn’t hook the biggest and brightest star. I would think it would be within reach. Maybe the brightest and biggest star is stubborn, picky, or too wise to go for ‘that’ hook? It reminds me of a childhood book, “Arty the Smarty”. It was a story about a fish that would not swim with the others–it always went in the opposite direction. I loved that book as well as “Katie the Kitten” the adventurous cat who finally slept in a catcher’s mitt with a baseball bat at its side. I always thought that Arty and Katie described me. I hope ff goes for the brightest star by the end of his 3rd memoir.

    Pen Ghost

    1. I would almost bet that the cover is a “map” of some kind. Why not catch the “Big One”? One clue at a time – one fish (star) at a time. After this one is “caught” – then the big one, maybe, will be easier to snag. JDA

      JDA

      1. You’re welcome, Jenny. I loved seeing the places you videoed. Was the fireplace you checked out belong to the cabin or to another building? The stone walls were amazing. Being from New York, I remember walking back into the woods and seeing very old stone walls used as property boundaries. I would guess they were a couple feet tall. A lot of great history. I hope you and your husband continue to have fun and I look forward to seeing more videos of your hunts. 🙂

        pdenver

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