I should have bought Chris's book long time ago but anyway.... I finally got mine today.
I gone throught the book briefly. I spent most of my time reading the parts where he talked about himself, how he started, comments from other cue makers, his relationship with Meucci, and so on. The letter from his daughter at the end was totally worth the purchase in itself.
I really think it is a book that is interesting enough even for those who are not really going into cue making.
Chris has a sense of humor, especially when he talked about his accent, which I can really relate to because I also have both of his DVDs.
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He is humble and seems truly interested and sincere in sharing his knowledge.
I really enjoy reading the chapter at the end with comment from other cue makers such as Laurie Franklin, Tim Scruggs, Thomas Wayne, Richard Black, Bob Meucci...
I would highly recommend this book to all those who would like to know more about the cue industry. In my opinion, it is a book which is very enjoyable to read, even for those who have no intention of going into cue making.
Thank you Chris.
Richard
I gone throught the book briefly. I spent most of my time reading the parts where he talked about himself, how he started, comments from other cue makers, his relationship with Meucci, and so on. The letter from his daughter at the end was totally worth the purchase in itself.
I really think it is a book that is interesting enough even for those who are not really going into cue making.
Chris has a sense of humor, especially when he talked about his accent, which I can really relate to because I also have both of his DVDs.
. He is humble and seems truly interested and sincere in sharing his knowledge.
I really enjoy reading the chapter at the end with comment from other cue makers such as Laurie Franklin, Tim Scruggs, Thomas Wayne, Richard Black, Bob Meucci...
I would highly recommend this book to all those who would like to know more about the cue industry. In my opinion, it is a book which is very enjoyable to read, even for those who have no intention of going into cue making.
Thank you Chris.
Richard