3rd Ed. of You Will Die Now Available
The 3rd edition of You Will Die: The Burden of Modern Taboos is now available. Despite a momentary crisis in delivery coordination – my friend, whose house is the storage facility, had fallen off the wagon – everything worked and 2,100 copies are now in my possession.
Links: Purchase, Suburra Publishing Homepage
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