For his 8th book, What the Dead Can Say, Philip Graham limited it to a print run of 1000 and distribution was entirely through stashing them in Little Free Libraries around the entire country.
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This is beautiful—reminds me of what Stona Fitch has done with his Concord Free Press (though I don't know if it's an active imprint at present).
Thank you, Matthew! I know of Concord Free Press, I have a lovely copy of one of their releases, Wesley Brown’s Push Comes to Shove.
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