Children, Churches and Daddies

Side A/Side B, a 2003 collection book by assorted writers and artists from Scars Publications

This book has a poetry side (a Side A side) and a prose side (a Side B side). The small printing of this 2003 collection book literally flips over for the halfs of the book to be read! This collection also contains a series of chapbooks of additional poems and short stories to go with the book, and it is released with two compact discs. Below are PDF file e-books and e-chapbooks of the materials in Side A/Side B. the PDF file of the book (with compression for a smaller file at 4.3 meg) the PDF file of the book (without compression for a 6 meg file) the PDF file of side A, the poetry side (1.7 meg) the PDF file of side A, the poetry side (804k) chapbook supplements: “side A” PDF file 1, the poetry side “side A” PDF file 2, the poetry side “side A” PDF file 3, the Vadim poetry side “side A” PDF file 4, the poetry side “side A” PDF file, the small Kuypers poetry side “side B” PDF file 1, the prose side “side B” PDF file 2, the prose side “side B” PDF file 3, the prose side E-mail Scars Publications to order a copy of this book (copies are available for immediate delivery).

Paul Weinman, Writer (on 1996 Children, Churches and Daddies) Wonderful new direction (Children, Churches and Daddies has) taken - great articles, etc. (especially those on AIDS). Great stories - all sorts of hot info!

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Okay, it's this simple: send me published or unpublished poetry, prose or art work (do not send originals), along with a bio, to us - then sit around and wait... Pretty soon you'll hear from the happy people at cc&d that says (a) Your work sucks, or (b) This is fancy crap, and we're gonna print it. It's that simple!

Dusty Dog Reviews, CA (on knife): These poems document a very complicated internal response to the feminine side of social existence. And as the book proceeds the poems become increasingly psychologically complex and, ultimately, fascinating and genuinely rewarding. Children, Churches and Daddies. It speaks for itself.

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Do you want to be heard? Contact Children, Churches and Daddies about book and chapbook publishing. These reviews can be yours. Scars Publications, attention J. Kuypers - you can write for yourself or you can write for an audience. It's your call...

Children, Churches and Daddies the unreligious, non-family oriented literary and art magazine Scars Publications and Design Children, Churches and Daddies (founded 1993) has been written and researched by political groups and writers from the United States, Canada, England, India, Italy, Malta, Norway and Turkey. Regular features provide coverage of environmental, political and social issues (via news and philosophy) as well as fiction and poetry, and act as an information and education source. Children, Churches and Daddies is the leading magazine for this combination of information, education and entertainment. Children, Churches and Daddies (ISSN 1068-5154) is published quarterly by Scars Publications and Design. Contact us via e-mail (ccandd96@scars.tv) for subscription rates or prices for annual collection books. To contributors: No racist, sexist or blatantly homophobic material. No originals; if mailed, include SASE & bio. Work sent on disks or through e-mail preferred. Previously published work accepted. Authors always retain rights to their own work. All magazine rights reserved. Reproduction of Children, Churches and Daddies without publisher permission is forbidden. Copyright © 1993-2003 Scars Publications and Design, Children, Churches and Daddies, Janet Kuypers. All rights of pieces remain with their authors.