the Ken Chronicles #54


Issue #54 is being released during the first week of January, 2020.
It's 24 pages, including the cover wrap, digest-sized (5 1/2 x 8 1/2-inches)
and contains b&w photos and images;
the PDF version is in full color.
Inside is a Letters & Feedback section; the popular "People, Places & Things
(that aren't there anymore)"; a story about ancestors; a look Social Security; Crazy people who build houses near volcanoes; reviews of assorted movies, zines, and the Broadway show, Not Too Proud (the Life & Times of the Temptations)
We close out with the usual "Updates, Oddities & Random Thoughts."


"I enjoyed this zine, which seems like more than a perzine. I think everyone should enjoy this zine!
– Markell Raphaelson West

Available in the b&w print version, postpaid to the USA
for $3 cash or payable to my PayPal account.
(I'm always interested in trades; what have you got?)
If you purchase the print version I'll
throw in the full-color PDF version for FREE,
(or available on its own for $2)
sent directly to your inbox. 
Contact: Ken Bausert, 2140 Erma Drive, East Meadow, NY 11554. PassScribe@aol.com.

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