![[Text in image] Urchin, by Kate Story. {Description of image] A white playing card against a dark, treed background. It is a face card, with the torso and head of a figure mirrored on the top and bottom, but the two figures are different. The figure on the top is the Jack of spades, a young boy with short dark hair under a grey cap. The figure on the bottom is the Queen of spades, a young girl with long dark hair. Both figures have the same face, and the same black crow with one white feather is perched on a branch in front of them. The book’s title appears at the top of the card in yellow, the authors names at the bottom in black.](https://cdn11.bigcommerce.com/s-jy4d0j/images/stencil/500x659/products/165/647/9781927917435__28173.1629120813.jpg?c=2 "[Text in image] Urchin, by Kate Story. {Description of image] A white playing card against a dark, treed background. It is a face card, with the torso and head of a figure mirrored on the top and bottom, but the two figures are different. The figure on the top is the Jack of spades, a young boy with short dark hair under a grey cap. The figure on the bottom is the Queen of spades, a young girl with long dark hair. Both figures have the same face, and the same black crow with one white feather is perched on a branch in front of them. The book’s title appears at the top of the card in yellow, the authors names at the bottom in black.")
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Andy Jones and Darka Erdelji's most ambitious and most riotous Jack tale yet
There once was a city by the sea with a peculiar problem.
How the micro press came to be.
Photos from around the print shop, showing the presses, the other equipment and a bit of the printing process.
Running the Goat, Books & Broadsides gratefully acknowledges support for its publishing activities from Newfoundland and Labrador’s Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts and Recreation through its Publishers Assistance Program; the Canadian Department of Heritage and Multiculturalism through the Canada Book Fund; and the Canada Council for the Arts through its Literary Publishing Projects Fund.
