Books by Gary Jones

GREECE TRAVEL GUIDE- Athens, Santorini, MykonosYou Get 3 Manuscripts in one book!Athens, Santorini and Mykonos are 3 of the most famous destinations in Greece.Visiting these 3 places is a life-changing experience!Unfortunately, many travelers don't have the time to spend extended periods of time in these cities. This is why this box set is perfect for someone who has limited time in these amazing cities.In this Book, you will get 3 manuscripts, and you will have the best of Athens , Santorini and Mykonos at your fingertips. This book focuses on the best of these cities for people who have limited time in these destinations.

Mykonos is rated as one of the top destinations in the world.Once you get to Mykonos you will understand why so many people want to visit.Mykonos is a combination of stunning beauty and history. You can experience the best of Mykonos on foot or bicycle and experience cobblestoned streets and awesome scenery. The quality of life in Mykonos  is very high and a holiday in this fantastic island will leave you refreshed and excited.If you are looking for a lengthy academic text describing everything in Mykonos, then don't buy this book. This book is for the short stay traveler looking for the best in Mykonos. This travel guide has put together the best Mykonos has to offer for a short holiday. When you travel to Mykonos for 3 or 4 days, you can't see everything, but this guide will make sure you see the best. 

For three decades the Kungsholm Miniature Grand Opera was a cultural gem in Chicago. After dinner at Frederick Chramer's famous Scandinavian restaurant, patrons adjourned across the lobby to the plush 210 seat opera house to enjoy miniature but elaborate productions of such operas as La Bohème, Aida, La Traviata, and Madama Butterfly. In 1967, Gary Jones joined the exclusive group of puppeteers who operated the unique rod puppets from beneath the slotted stage floor. He was the first, and only black puppeteer at the Miniature Grand Opera but his artistic talents were quickly recognized when he was invited to create the scenery for the opera's new productions.Here is his account of his adventures, the performers who worked "understage", and the abrupt finale of the Kungsholm Miniature Grand Opera in 1971.