ADVENTURES in the Bizarre World of Small Press

 

Pretty Words for the "ICONOCLASS" of 20/20 a collection of COVID Prose (written during quarantine) is now available as part of Sour Grapes Press Chapbook Series.  Available in indie bookstores across Northwestern Washington or from Sour Grapes Press (www.sourgrapespress.com).

Trade edition (February 2021):  $10.00 Sold Out
Limited Lettered/Folio case edition (January 2021) $20.00 Sold Out

Limited number of each available from here in the kitchen with $5.00 S/H via PayPal: jlockett59@gmail.com.  (Shipping maybe delayed due to COVID restrictions, but I'll let you know via email)



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