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Newsletter · By Jesse James Fain · Official site

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Sep 16, 2026
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  1. Issue · Sep 16, 2026

    A Song of Remembrance (opens the original)

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    Outlaws!We are back from Dragon Con, and settled in just long enough to swap bags for some new adventures. We are hitting Louisville to pick up my new hat this weekend, then following up the weekend after that with my bonus daughter’s 19th birthday.Gravesinger is at the printer, and backer surveys are out for any of you who participated in the Kickstarter. So go check your email and finalize your information, so we can get the rewards out to you! I’ve also loaded everyone’s email into Bookfunnel

  2. Issue · Jul 22, 2026

    Imaginarium and Fight Math: An Outlaw Rant (opens the original)

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    Outlaws!Mal and I just got back from Imaginarium, with new friends, a new project, and ideas for the future. It was the First Outlaw outing to the convention, and we had a great time for such a small show. I am very sad to report that despite being nominated for Best Anthology of the Year, Trailer Park did not bring the Trophy home. We also made a new project announcement at Imaginarium. has assembled a wild crew for something that is going to be an absolute blast. We are joined by , , and S.A.

  3. Issue · Jul 3, 2026

    Liberty: Lovely, Dark, and Deep (opens the original)

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    Outlaws!I come to you from deep in the salt mine that is Gravesinger to give you an update. Mal and I have returned from our third year at LibertyCon, though we are still feeling the post con depression. I wanted to go over the year’s results and give flowers to the people who make the trip to Chattanooga special.Chattanooga has always been a second home.As a child my family visited often, like many Metro Atlanta kids. We would roam north for the Aquarium and Raccoon Mountain on a regular basis.

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