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If you choose to start a subscription now, we’ll personalize a 2-Pack for you too!
A Surprise for our Subscribers
Everyone who has an active year-long subscription that includes our current Quarterly Edition, “Sweet Tooth” will get a bonus shipment containing a 2-pack featuring Commemorative Reprints of “Butcher Orange” and “Butcher Extra Blue,” our very-first, sold-out and exceedingly-rare Quarterly Editions. Each 2-Pack has the subscriber’s name printed on the belly band!
These special personalized reprints are not for sale. The only way get one is as part of a year-long subscription that starts with “Sweet Tooth.” The good news is that we still have some of those available. If you choose to purchase a subscription now, we’ll personalize a 2-Pack for you too! (Your personalized 2-Pack ships separately in June)
Check out the spring Quarterly Edition “Sweet Tooth.”
Please note that it takes us some extra time to customize the packs. If you were a subscriber as of March 20, yours are on the way. If you subscribed after that (or if you subscribe now) your personalized 2-Pack will ship a couple weeks after all subscriptions starting with “Sweet Tooth.” are sold out. One bonus pack per subscriber.
“Sweet Tooth” SUBSCRIPTIONS Are Sold Out.
3-Packs are still available but, as of June 9th, the personalized Commemorative Reprints offer that came with a “Sweet Tooth” year-long subscription is now closed. Thanks everyone. We’ll start customizing those packs for you shortly.
WHAT’S NEXT?
The Summer and Fall Quarterly Editions are already in the works. Summer is something people have been requesting for years. Until now however, we couldn’t figure out a way to make it just-exactly-perfect. So we recruited some expert help and we’re pretty excited about the result.
Sometimes when we come up with an idea for a Quarterly Edition, we’re not sure how popular it will be. That’s part of the fun. For Fall however, we know you’re going to dig it and we can’t wait to get this complicated beast on press. Winter? To be honest, we don’t have the foggiest idea of what we’re doing for that yet.