Fine Print

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Volume 1  ·  ISSUE 1 ↗  ·  ISSUE 2 ↗  ·  ISSUE 3 ↗  ·  ISSUE 4 ↗

Volume 2  ·  ISSUE 1 ↗  ·  ISSUE 2 ↗  ·  SPECIAL ISSUE  ·  ISSUE 4 ↗

Volume 3  ·  ISSUE 1 ↗





Fine Print  ·  Volume 3  ·  Issue 1

Christian Slater  ·  The first glimpse of Christian Slater sent shivers down my spine; I forgot myself and went temporarily deaf as I swam in the bliss of his onscreen presence.

Give a Warm Welcome to My Next Guest  ·  Horse McDermott has consulted many of his business partners through the process of filing chapter eleven bankruptcy.

Cover Letter & Resignation  ·  It has been the privilege of a lifetime to labor tirelessly to meet weekly assignments, monthly goals, quarterly quotas, and yearly initiatives.

Review: Berlin on Fire  ·  The only sexual chemistry in this show exists between my thumb and the Back button on the remote control.

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Fine Print 2-4

Fine Print  ·  Volume 2  ·  Issue 4

A Phenomenon  ·  What happened to a weary traveler on a remote stretch of highway at dawn?

Customs Questionnaire  ·  Use the space below to share a state or trade secret from your homeland.’

This Is My Last Will and Testament  ·  I am, regrettably, dead.’

Today in History  ·  Part six of the groundbreaking factoid calendar.

Historical Society Tour  ·  Isn’t it nice that the townsfolk of Arbor Heights built a museum to celebrate their past?

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Fine Print 2-3

Fine Print  ·  Volume 2  ·  Special Issue

After a brief hiatus, Fine Print is back with a special issue which débuts a new kind of literature — a collision of high-concept fantasy and rock-hard science fiction. Prepare yourself for Nestworld Chronicles: Part I: Dark Satellite: A Blace Davidian Story for Young Readers.

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Fine Print  ·  Volume 2  ·  Issue 2

My Response to Recent Allegations  ·  Things started last December when a man on the street who identified himself as a circus master told me he had an emergency with an elephant.

Fifteen Near-Death Experiences  ·  I was once hiking through the wilds of Uruguay when I came face to face with a rare anteater-eating ant.

An Olympic Skateboarding Primer  ·  This quick introduction will have you harshing your melon’ with the best of them (that’s skate lingo for spectating’).

Articles I’d Actually Read in the New York Times  ·  How a Botanist with a Few Hours of Free Time Became a Former Botanist Awaiting Trial’

The Real Life of a Self-published Author  ·  None of the self-publishing blogs predicted the real difficulties I’m facing.

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Fine Print  ·  Volume 2  ·  Issue 1

I’m My Own Boss  ·  No silly J-O-B can hold me down. I serve the almighty G-I-G.

A Glossary of Modern Slang  ·  Outdoorsy (adjective): a bland, uninteresting person.’

Brief News Update  ·  A summation of all official reports indicates that the general situation of existence worsened again today.

Political Shakeup in the Drum Circle  ·  Welcome to the age of the cajon.

Y’all Stupid  ·  Y’all have oatmeal where your brains should be.

British & American Expressions  ·  A surprising number of common phrases in the UK have impolite meanings here in America.

My Great American Novel  ·  Howard quietly emptied the contents of the cash register into his pocket and slipped out the back of his son’s preschool.’

Comeuppance  ·  The new standard in placeholder text, without any unsightly red squiggles.

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Fine Print 1-4

Fine Print  ·  Volume 1  ·  Issue 4

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Fine Print 1-3

Fine Print  ·  Volume 1  ·  Issue 3

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Fine Print 1-2

Fine Print  ·  Volume 1  ·  Issue 2

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Fine Print 1-1

Fine Print  ·  Volume 1  ·  Issue 1

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© PETER M RICHARDSON, 1990 → ∞