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Sunday, May 8, 2011
Oh hey, here's something I probably should have linked to a couple weeks ago: It's a book!
That's right, the Words & Pictures book is available to be printed on demand and shipped to wherever things like that are able to get mailed to. But before you rush over to buy your very own copy, don't forget that Robin is buying a bunch of them in bulk to save on shipping costs and that the Poetry Club will later on this month be getting together for a book signing/selling party where they will be dispersed.
Edit: By "this month" I of course mean "next month".
That's right, the Words & Pictures book is available to be printed on demand and shipped to wherever things like that are able to get mailed to. But before you rush over to buy your very own copy, don't forget that Robin is buying a bunch of them in bulk to save on shipping costs and that the Poetry Club will later on this month be getting together for a book signing/selling party where they will be dispersed.
Edit: By "this month" I of course mean "next month".
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