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Urgency of Awesome: How Much Else You Could Be Doing: A Pressing Concerns Book Mark

Urgency of Awesome: How Much Else You Could Be Doing: A Pressing Concerns Book Mark

by Liz Mason

Published by Pressing Concern

9"x3", 16p, sewn binding in various colors, b+w inside, card stock cover, color you get is a surprise!

$7.00

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The Urgency of Awesome: How Much Else Could You Be Doing, a pressing concern book mark, is a compelling reminder that sitting there, day after day, exercising only your eyes and maybe your mind and very rarely a fingertip or at most a hand in front of a screen, or worse, a book or pamphlet, is probably rotting you from the inside out. Aren't you hungry? Maybe you should use the toilet. Certainly a cat, somewhere, requires petting! An instant classic in the self-help book mark genre. Do not miss, etc., etc.

Liz Mason publishes zines with names like Caboose, Cul-de-sac, and Awesome Things. Currently, she is the manager of Quimby’s Bookstore, home of wild and weird reading material in Chicago, where she has worked since 2001.

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The Dreamers, Karen Thompson Walker

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Caca Dolce: Essays from a Lowbrow Life, Chelsea Martin

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So Sad Today: Personal Essays, Melissa Broder

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On Doing Nothing: Finding Inspiration in Idleness, Roman Muradov

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Book of Delights: Essays, Ross Gay

Shit, Actually: The Definitive, 100% Objective Guide to Modern Cinema, Lindy West

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