Jovial Tales for Tragic Sensibilities… in Florida and Georgia

We have a few copies of Jovial Tales for Tragic Sensibilities, the catalog for our 2003 exhibition at San Francisco no-longer-a-gallery, New Langton Arts.  RIP? 

We would gladly send one to anyone plucky enough to write and ask and declare unwavering fascination with such tales. But here’s what Amazon will do for you.

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Amazon has a few used copies for sale. But nothing on the newer side of the street.  And on the other, these:

For Sale: Jovial Tales for Tragic Sensibilities

Should someone spend $35.65 or, gasp, $63.76 for this lovely, limited-edition, bite-sized and yet strangely nutritious book?  Yes!  But let us know if you do.  We’re hungry too.

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