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ERIC LARSEN, FOUNDER & PUBLISHER |
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FORBIDDEN BOOK QUESTION ONE: What Can This Dog Conceivably Have to Do with the Forbidden Book, Kimchee Days, or, Stoned-cold Warriors? |
Well, let's just say that if you really wonder what this terribly fierece dog could conceivably have to do with Kimchee Days, or, Stoned-cold Warriors, a book that no mainstream publisher is going to bring to you, you're going to have to--well you're going to have to read the book! In order to do that, you could do worse than just clcking here!.
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FORBIDDEN BOOK QUESTION Two: What Does this Typical G.I. Concievably Have to Do with Kimchee Days, or, Stoned-cold Warriors? CERTAINLY You Want to Know! |
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Click on the blue letters to do so.
Meanwhile, ponder this question: Would any current mainstream publisher bring you a novel as funny, irreverent, heartfelt, independent-minded, and independent-souled as Kimchee Days is?
Well, no such publishers have done it, have they. So the answer, apparently, is "no," "nyet," "niemals," "jamais." Good books are hard to come by in these queasy and empty days.
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FORBIDDEN BOOK QUESTIONS THREE, FOUR, FIVE, AND SIX: What Can This Lovely Young Lady, This Lethal Missile, and These Two Flags Conceivably Have to Do With Kimchee Days? |
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Here, need it be said, is the lovely young lady. . . .
And here, need it be said, is the lethal missile. . . .
While here, need it be said, are the flags:
And now, to pull all of this together, we propose a CONTEST! The FIRST reader to send the Oliver Arts & Open Press a cogent, clear, brief, and well-expressed email explaining what these things--the angry dog, the G.I., the lovely young lady, the threatening missile, and the two flags--all have to do with the complex delights of Kimchee Days, or, Stoned-cold Warriors--that person will receive, absolutely free, ANY TWO OF THE BOOKS THEY MAY CHOOSE THAT HAVE BEEN PUBLISHED BY THE OLIVER PRESS SO FAR!
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