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    Typewriter Emergencies May 2017
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    Typewriter Emergencies May 2017

    By Weasel Press

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    About this ebook

    Typewriter Emergencies is a journal of furry lit which started out as an anthology. The purpose of Typewriter Emergencies is to provide a venue for shorter stories with payment to the author. Cover and Illustrations are by Joseph Chou. Featured in our first release since 2015 are:
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    Interviews with
    Klace
    Rechan
    Arrkay
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    Poetry by
    Paul Brookes
    Bill Garten
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    Short Fiction by
    Mary E. Lowd
    James L. Steele
    Daniel Lowd
    Carmen Welsh Jr. AKA CopperSphinx
    Mog Moogle
    Billy Leigh
    Thurston Howl
    BanWynn Oakshadow
    Kem MacGregor

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWeasel Press
    Release dateDec 9, 2017
    ISBN9781370672868
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    Typewriter Emergencies May 2017
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    Weasel Press

    Weasel Press is an independent publisher still figuring things out in the literary world. We're dedicated in seeking quality writers and helping them get a voice in an already loud world. We're a little rusty at the moment since things are still under construction, but we hope to build a great reputation! Our first publication was Vagabonds: Anthology of the Mad Ones, a literary magazine that is still printing and still growing. From there we've grown into a few other titles. This past year we've released two issues of Vagabonds, partnered with Mind Steady Productions to bring an electric issue of Open Mind, and dove into the darker world with The Haunted Traveler. We've got a lot of plans for the near future, so stick around and watch us grow into something awesome!

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