Comments on: Meeting Sonny Brewer http://bethfinke.wordpress.com/2008/04/02/meeting-sonny-brewer/ Adventures of a woman and her Seeing Eye dog Thu, 31 Dec 2009 01:33:30 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Beth http://bethfinke.wordpress.com/2008/04/02/meeting-sonny-brewer/#comment-3054 Beth Thu, 03 Apr 2008 11:37:56 +0000 http://bethfinke.wordpress.com/?p=276#comment-3054 Oooo, thanks for the correction, although I'm sorry to hear the news about Over the Transom. I may have to learn how to do that clever "strike through" thing to my blog post to edit that part. Oooo, thanks for the correction, although I’m sorry to hear the news about Over the Transom. I may have to learn how to do that clever “strike through” thing to my blog post to edit that part.

]]> By: Sonny Brewer Fan http://bethfinke.wordpress.com/2008/04/02/meeting-sonny-brewer/#comment-3052 Sonny Brewer Fan Thu, 03 Apr 2008 03:56:39 +0000 http://bethfinke.wordpress.com/?p=276#comment-3052 Alas, the Over the Transom Bookstore does not still exist as it once did when Sonny was the owner. In fact, it is now a bunch of used books relegated to the back room of Dr. Music, a nonetheless really cool CD shop, that used to be in the back of the book store. There is, what one local called, a "Sonny Brewer shrine" up near the front door, that has autographed copies of Cormac and Poet of Tolstoy Park and some publicity photos of Sonny. Don't go to Fairhope expecting to see Sonny lounging around the bookstore, like he used to. He won't be there. But we still love him and his stories about Fairhope! Alas, the Over the Transom Bookstore does not still exist as it once did when Sonny was the owner. In fact, it is now a bunch of used books relegated to the back room of Dr. Music, a nonetheless really cool CD shop, that used to be in the back of the book store.

There is, what one local called, a “Sonny Brewer shrine” up near the front door, that has autographed copies of Cormac and Poet of Tolstoy Park and some publicity photos of Sonny. Don’t go to Fairhope expecting to see Sonny lounging around the bookstore, like he used to. He won’t be there. But we still love him and his stories about Fairhope!

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