Issue #47 of the Ken Chronicles

The Ken Chronicles #47, was published in early May, 2018,
and features a full color cover
due to my monotone laser copier dying on me.
It's digest-sized with 24 pages including the cover wrap
and contains numerous photos inside, most of them in b&w.
Besides the usual letters of comment, there are articles on new music,
getting away to Florida for the winter,
and "People, Places & Things That Aren't There Anymore."
Some reviews of books, videos, movies and zines
closes out this issue.
(Sample page below.)

"Ken's always on the move, always fixing something around the house, always working on some fascinating new project. My favorite part of every issue (is) "People, Places & Things (that aren't there anymore)," about old friends, old neighborhoods, and old places or businesses that Ken used to frequent." – Kris Mininger of Chorrada zine

"Ken's zine is always kind of laid back in a way. All in all an enjoyable read." – Eric Lyden in XD $44

"I always look forward to receiving the Ken Chronicles."
– Fred Argoff of Brrooklyn! and Watch The Closing Doors zines
 
Available on paper for $3, postpaid to the USA
or as a full-color PDF version via e-mail for $2.
Anyone buying the paper version is elligible
to receive the PDF version by request for free.
Contact: Ken Bausert, 2140 Erma Drive, East Meadow, NY 11554. PassScribe@aol.com.


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