the Ken Chronicles #63

 Announcing the release of my Ken Chronicles #63, May, 2022. Digest-sized,
24-page (including cover wrap) perzine with extensive LOC section,
People, Places & Things (that aren’t there anymore);
articles on cable tv problems, Covid, the 1950 US Census (genealogy related),
nature, as well as book and zine reviews.

 
Available on paper, postpaid to the USA for $3 ($4 Canada/Mexico, or $5 World).
PDF copy in color, sent to your inbox: $2 (or free with purchase of paper copy).
Always interested in trades (what have you got?) Contact: Passscribe@aol.com
 
"This issue even came with a nifty little mini-zine about a home repair project." – Kris Mininger
 



 

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