As we approach our 7th anniversary of publishing great independent literature, Crisis Chronicles Press
is super duper grateful to our authors, to everyone who's bought and
read a book, and to all who've stood behind us since we started this on 7
July 2008. We especially thank the following folk, whose support has
gone above and beyond and without whom we wouldn't have been able to
make it this far: (in alphabetical order) Chandra Alderman, Dianne
Borsenik, Christina Brooks, Chansonette
Buck, Geri Lynne Burroughs, Shelley Chernin, Frederick T. Courtright,
Nancy Jill Franklin, Alex Gildzen, Virginia Hanna, Meribeth Hutto, Alan
Kleiman, Jim Lang, William Merricle, Helen Shepard, Steven B. Smith,
D.R. Wagner and Dawn Ward. Though all things are subject to change, in
the coming 13 months, we plan to publish 30 more great books, then
(unless we can find a way to make this more sustainable without
sacrificing our principles) go on what might be a permanent hiatus from
bookmaking around our 8th anniversary (7 July 2016). Thanks for staying in
the car with us throughout this thrilling (and sometimes bumpy) journey.
And I hope you enjoy the rest of the ride, wherever it goes.
Peace, love and poetry,
John
P.S. I still have 13 Ninesense chapbook submissions to make a decision on, and I plan to get that done this coming week. Thanks for your patience!
P.P.S. Check the left sidebar to see all our Crisis Chronicles Press titles. We plan to retire the first ten this summer, so get them while you can.
[UPDATE, 21 January 2017:] We're still kicking, though I'm still behind due to my virtually living at doctors' offices and the hospital during my wife's more-than-two-year liver disease struggle. She nearly died more than once. But I am pleased and grateful to report that she has recently gotten a liver transplant and is gradually recovering. A new blog entry with a further update on the current state (and future) of the press is forthcoming.
[UPDATE 7 June 2017:] Alas, my wife passed away most unexpectedly in February. I'll catch up with the press as I can and then decide where to go from there. Thank you for your patience and kind support.]
Peace, love and poetry,
John
P.S. I still have 13 Ninesense chapbook submissions to make a decision on, and I plan to get that done this coming week. Thanks for your patience!
P.P.S. Check the left sidebar to see all our Crisis Chronicles Press titles. We plan to retire the first ten this summer, so get them while you can.
[UPDATE, 21 January 2017:] We're still kicking, though I'm still behind due to my virtually living at doctors' offices and the hospital during my wife's more-than-two-year liver disease struggle. She nearly died more than once. But I am pleased and grateful to report that she has recently gotten a liver transplant and is gradually recovering. A new blog entry with a further update on the current state (and future) of the press is forthcoming.
[UPDATE 7 June 2017:] Alas, my wife passed away most unexpectedly in February. I'll catch up with the press as I can and then decide where to go from there. Thank you for your patience and kind support.]
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