The Schulz bowling book is available

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A while back I let you know that I was putting together a small book of Schulz cartoons about bowling… and now it’s available! It’s a thin little thing, 52 pages, a few dozen cartoons, and it’s nothing that the Schulz completist needs (all of the cartoons are already in It’s Only A Game or Schulz’s Youth), but it can make a nice gift for any bowler who likes Schulz’s work.

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As for the title, while I got some good suggestions from my AAUGH Blog readers, I realized that there was a title I thought went well with one of the images from the book… so it’s Spares! But as promised, I’m awarding a free copy of the book to one of the AAUGH Blog readers who suggested titles – in this case, it’s going to David, whose suggestion Spare Parts was the closest to what I went with.

Spares! Go order it!

(And don’t wait too long… this one will only be available for a limited time. Barring an unforeseen change, I’ll have to take it off sale sometime this year.)

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