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Hello Everyone!
For my early Black Friday sale this year I want to do something special. I wrote a 5,500 word story about an old cartoonist who is forced out of his job under mean-spirited circumstances and looks to seek some revenge. I promise you, “Saturday Mourning Cartoons” is a nasty one. Particualarly since I will only be giving it away to people who get signed books or merch from my website.
EARLY BLACK FRIDAY
Upon checkout, you can use the promo code: BLACKFRI
BUT HAVE NO FEAR, IF YOU DON’T REMEMBER TO USE THE CODE THE 15% DISCOUNT AND FREE BOOK/STICKER WILL STILL BE APPLIED TO YOUR ORDER.
The sticker will ONLY be given to those who spring for a signed hardcover of any kind as an extra thank you.
Here are a few more pictures of my free book “Saturday Mourning Cartoons” that you’ll get along with your 15% off!
And huge shoutout to Nick Justus for this amazing artwork! He did these in a short timeframe and they came out perfect!
Thanks again everyone for your support! I hope you enjoy this freebie from me to you!
This is my last signing of 2024!
UNTIL NEXT TIME… KEEP IT 100% HORROR!
Aron Beauregard is the TWO-TIME Splatterpunk Award-winning author of such atrocities as The Slob, Playground, All Smiles Until I Return, Modern Hysteria, Yellow, and countless others.
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