Gnashing Teeth Publishing

| words that get in your teeth

peeking around the corner

october is almost here, which means we are about to go to the printer. tedious details about fonts and spacing are necessarily being discussed. the cover art should be finalized for printing soon. artists are amazing people who manage to bring life to ideas.

i know many of you are on pins and needles, as are we. thank you for your patience during this time. the end result is going to be delicious.

now back to work, where the only sound is the clicking of keys, the whish of air escaping the vents, and chairs creaking as we lean back to savor the words.

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