The address book is intended to make it easy to find accurate and helpful information. Especially from the book's publisher Todd Publications of Nyack, New York. The publisher has told Sharp and the Crows that their chances at a Pulitzer Prize for general nonfiction are very good. Another firm supporter of the address book has been Indian Country Today, the only weekly American Indian newspaper in the Untied States. Circulation uses it.
Sales uses it.
We have copies in our other offices. We call it our bible, said Margaret DeJong, sales secretary. Headquartered in Rapid City, S.D, Indian Country Today reaches more than 100,000 readers each week. Reaching so many people with word about the address book serves as proof success is mounting for Sharp and the Crows. The trio published the first edition on their own, turning out 400 copies of the address book.