The Wilderness Rape

Chappell, Jack Wayne

ISBN 10: 0961497408 ISBN 13: 9780961497408

Published by The New West House Publishers, 1985

Language: English

Condition: Used Soft cover

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Title

The Wilderness Rape

Publisher

The New West House Publishers

Publication Date

1985

Language

English

ISBN 10

0961497408

ISBN 13

9780961497408

Binding

Soft cover

Book Type

Book

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Mother Nature tells the stories, real science makes its case. The Wilderness Rape is a powerful manifesto against environmental socialism. This highly entertaining package has already sold over 60,000 copies in the Intermountain West and is waltzing along toward the national markets.

The Wilderness Rape carries endorsements from a host of trade associations and has been welcomed by audiences in ten western states.

Don't miss out. This package is worth the money!

About the Author

A colorful, flamboyant cowboy with a "Will Rogers" philosophy toward life and mankind, Jack Wayne Chappell comes from a family that spans five generations in Idaho. Raised in the mountains, he became a buckaroo at age fifteen. Now 48, Chappell is a notorious author at large.

A "cracker-jack" public speaker, Jack Wayne Chappell has entertained audiences of over five thousand, and currently makes himself available for all the speaking engagements he can schedule.

Chappell is the author of many articles and has plans to publish many more books. He has three novels completed but yet unpublished, but all of his titles will eventually reach the markets.

You are invited to invite him to speak. Chappell can be reached by email: jwayne@micron.net.

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