fpw Wrote:[SIZE="3"]I doubt I'll have a 4th short story collection, so a reprint is unlikely. I may incorporate it into a future novel but I can't promise.[/SIZE]
Why...why...Paulie lad...ain't yez feelin' proime in th' proide of yer manhood? Have yez seen a doctor, then?...
Got my copy in the mail today. Here's my review:
Worth every penny.
Worth every penny.
Scott Hajek
[i]"A beer right now would sound good, but I'd rather drink one than listen to it."[/i]
Scott Hajek Wrote:Got my copy in the mail today. Here's my review:
Worth every penny.
I just got mine last night also. Loved the story!
-MarcC
I was away in AC for a few days and the package was packed so well that it survived an overnighter in the rain. Amazingly good story for only five hundred words. The look on the guys face as he takes his header is priceless.
IanSF Wrote:Came in the post today. Cracking good story. I think I'll be framing it. Number 108/200. (If anyone's interested, but why would you be?)
Because it's cool to know who else has a copy. I'm 106
Scott Hajek
[i]"A beer right now would sound good, but I'd rather drink one than listen to it."[/i]
Hello All,
I'm the publisher of the Broadside, Mark Lavendier, and I'm glad the initial reviews are good. Let me clear up the term Broadside a little bit, it is an old English term for a one sheet piece that was usually a news story or political statement that was then pasted to a wall for the public to read. I was inspired to publish in this format after a good friend printed a self portrait in a woodcut format as a X-mas card last year. Finding a letterpress printer with a press big enough to do the job was the tough part, but I've got a great printer now involved in the project and two friends are supplying the illustrations for the series. Paul was nice enough to agree to supply the text for the second print in my projected series of six broadsides, Jack Ketchum is supplying the text for the next in series with more great authors to follow. Anyhow let me say again how happy I am that your all pleased with the offering. If there is any questions I can answer, please fire away..
Bookmach
I'm the publisher of the Broadside, Mark Lavendier, and I'm glad the initial reviews are good. Let me clear up the term Broadside a little bit, it is an old English term for a one sheet piece that was usually a news story or political statement that was then pasted to a wall for the public to read. I was inspired to publish in this format after a good friend printed a self portrait in a woodcut format as a X-mas card last year. Finding a letterpress printer with a press big enough to do the job was the tough part, but I've got a great printer now involved in the project and two friends are supplying the illustrations for the series. Paul was nice enough to agree to supply the text for the second print in my projected series of six broadsides, Jack Ketchum is supplying the text for the next in series with more great authors to follow. Anyhow let me say again how happy I am that your all pleased with the offering. If there is any questions I can answer, please fire away..
Bookmach