I usually printed five thousand copies of each book, and paid a flat fee for the manuscripts which, although modest, formed the substance of many an expatriate budget.  My publishing technique was simple in the extreme, at least in the first years: when I had completely run out of money I wrote blurbs for imaginary books, invented sonorous titles and funny pen names and then printed a list which was sent out to our clientele of book-lovers, tempting them with such tittles as White Thighs, The Chariot of Flesh, The Sexual Life of Robinson Crusoe With Open Mouth, etc. They immediately responded with orders and money, thanks to which we were again able to eat, drink, write and print.  I could again advance money to my authors, and they hastened to turn in manuscripts which more or less fitted the descriptions.

COMING IN '08 #3
mo’ mo’ mo’
More Jim Harrison's
Dead Food Scrolls,
Bukowski's (all new in 82)
Notes of a Dirty Old Man
Bob Zmuda's
MR. X CHRONICLES,
more WAA!,
mo’ DICK LIT from
Mickey Disend
 Great Moments in Sportz!
The Women’s Lib Takeover
of Grove Press
Renfreu Neff-John Girono
Interview Each Other

A BUM LOVE STORY
poetry from Michael Lally
& mo’ mo’ mo’
CONFESSIONS OF A BEER MYSTIC
& mo mo mo

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photo by Robert Frank

CHECK OUT
BUKOWSKI'S
(all new in '82)
NOTES OF A DIRTY OLD MAN

Jim Harrison's
THE DEAD FOOD SCROLLS

Tales from the Old Stash
Bob Zmuda's
MR. X CHRONICLES
pt. 2

"Dick Lit"
by any means necessary Smoke Signals feature series....

"dick lit" is here to acknowledge the good, bad and ugly that goes with it, as it celebrates every young boy's quest to get off the next  time, and every old man's quest to get off one more time, before there is no time left to get off on...
with
Life Outside the Box
By Joey Amdahl
and
aka's new play DICK JOKES