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Saturday, September 29, 7PM:
Washington Square Review Release Party
Lillian Vernon Creative Writers House, 58 W. 10th St., NY, NY
w/ Lydia Davis

Colin Winnette "Animal Collection"
75 pages
letterpressed raw board cover
Kraft hinge/spine
10 bucks + shipping

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Feng Sun Chen "Blud"
43 pages
letterpressed raw board cover
Kraft hinge/spine
10 bucks + shipping

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Joyelle McSweeney "The Necropastoral"
39 pages
letterpressed raw board cover
Reclaimed Pantone test-sheet hinge/spine
10 bucks + shipping

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Heather Palmer "Complements, Of Us"
75 pages
letterpressed raw board cover
Reclaimed Pantone test-sheet hinge/spine
10 bucks + shipping

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Dan Beachy-Quick "Overtakelessness"
28 pages
2-or more-color letterpressed raw board cover
Reclaimed Pantone test-sheet hinge/spine
10 bucks + shipping

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Gordon Massman "Core Sample"
38 pages
letterpressed raw board cover w/ vellum bellyband
Reclaimed Pantone test-sheet hinge/spine
10 bucks + shipping

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Drew Krewer "Ars Warholica"
26 pages
2-or more-color letterpressed raw board cover
Reclaimed Pantone test-sheet hinge/spine
10 bucks + shipping

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Zachary Schomburg "From The Fjords"
25 pages
2-color letterpressed raw board cover
Reclaimed Pantone test-sheet hinge/spine
10 bucks + shipping

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Jake Levine "The Threshold of Erasure"
25 pages
2-or more-color letterpressed raw board cover
Reclaimed Pantone test-sheet hinge/spine
10 bucks + shipping

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ISSUE 9.1 — SPORK 9.1: The Middles of Things. Five novel middles written for Spork, featuring middles by James DiGiovanna — Jana Martin — Steven Tagle — Fortunato Salazar — Drew Burk. Interstitials by Amelia Gray and illustrations by Sharon McGill. 180 pages. 8.25" x 5.5".

There are two versions available. Both are hardback. Sidesewn is 10 bucks plus shipping. Fully sewn is 25 bucks plus shipping.

ISSUE 5.1 — 9 bucks Published in three versions visually identical except for the TOCs and some slight variations in thickness between the three versions. Some authors wrote three versions of their pieces, others reworked other authors' work, some were pillaged by the editorial staff. Beth Toëner's piece "Sheila Takes That Bow" was turned into a radio play and the radio play turned into a comic... The entire run of this issue was bound at Club Congress in a 72-hour marathon of binding insanity. Variable page count. SEVEN COPIES LEFT