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Slug Our Logo October 23, 2003

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Audra Williams from Halifax didn’t quite steal our logo, but she did use the No Media Kings name when she published her spirited and lovely chapbook, Fiction Has Rules.

Hold a mirror up to your monitor for a secret message.

Then she sent me this metal printing slug, which sits in its inverted glory on my desk.

Hooray for neat mail!

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I'm Jim Munroe, a novelist who left HarperCollins to showcase and propagate indie press alternatives to Rupert Murdoch-style consolidation. This site is a launching pad for the stuff I make, articles about how to make them, and a source of my two main food groups: inspiration and feedback. Want more details on my methods and work? Check here. Upcoming personal appearances, if any, are listed below.
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May 4, 2008:
There was a GTA4 bit recently on Conan O'Brien that made me think the writers might have watched my 2003 My Trip to Liberty City.

February 20, 2008:
I'm dropping prices on all my books, some up to 50%. Buy 3 books, get a free No Media Kings t-shirt! Check out the dealz in the store.

February 10, 2008:
Therefore Repent! is on the Canadian top ten graphic novel bestseller list, and Salgood's been doing a great job of blogging about the reviews TR!s been getting as well as listing where it's available.

January 26, 2008:
Risa over at Indyish has written two entries on how to get and keep interns for your indie project, with good suggestions like give them something small at first rather than overload them, and as much as possible give them something to do customized to their interests/talents.

January 7, 2008:
Adam Greenfield, citing his "extended, happy marination in punk rock and zine culture" as an inspiration, has decided to self-publish his second book, an urban-tech non-fiction work called The City Is Here For You To Use. (via Waxy)