Hate paper cuts? Think your mail person is a spy for some conglomerate agent (We all do)? Well, the digital versions of I Don’t Respect Female Expression by Frank Hinton and He Is Talking To The Fat Lady by xTx are available at the Safety Third store.
Frank Hinton and xTx Chapbooks Go to the Mail
The re-presses of Frank Hinton’s I Don’t Respect Female Expression and xTx’s He Is Talking To The Fat Lady are officially shipping.
Here are some of the bundle packs leaving in the mail today all wrapped and bow-tied for a gift like opening once they arrive.

If you missed out on the bundles fear not as the chapbooks can still be purchased on their own.
If bound paper seems dated and hidden zeros and ones are your preference the digital versions of the second, and final edition, of these two wondrous chapbooks will be out very soon.
The winners of Vouched Books Single Sentence Review Contest have been named: Joe Kapitan and DeWitt Brinson. Vouched holds the details and the sentences that it took to take the prizes.
Happy xTx and Frank Hinton Chapbook Day
Pre-orders are up for the second, and final pressings, of I Don’t Respect Female Expression by Frank Hinton and He Is Talking To The Fat Lady by xTx.
75 copies this time around and each chapbook boast new additions.
Copies can be purchased individually or in a generous bundle (including one deal that will put all current Safety Third titles at your doorstep for $14).
All orders will ship out on January 31st.
And in case the busyness of the web caused your eyes to be adverted to another location today Dennis Cooper gave praise in the form of the word love for I Don’t Respect Female Expression and to xTx for her Tiny Hardcore Press collection Normally Special.
And don’t forget that the Vouched Single Sentence Review contest for xTx and Frank Hinton is taking submissions until Monday the 23rd. Winners get some great prizes, including the ink stamp that is used to make the chapbook covers: physical proof that these releases are forever gone.
Go here to shop.
Digital copies will be available after February 1st.
Contest With A Single Sentence Review, Win xTx and Frank Hinton Chapbooks…and more
Joining forces with Vouched Books Safety Third is proud to announce the xTx and Frank Hinton SSR Chapbook Contest. The rules are simple: write a single sentence review (a blurb if you will) about the work of either writer.
The contest will ensure that there will be no more pressings of either chapbook. Part of the prize packet is the actual stamp used for each cover.
Here are the winnings:
- Receive a complimentary copy of xTx’s He Is Talking To The Fat Lady and Frank Hinton’s I Don’t Respect Female Expression.
- Have their SSR incorporated into VouchedATL’s packaging of the chapbook.
- Have their SSR published at Vouched Online.
- Receive the ink stamp used to create the chapbook’s cover, ensuring there will never be another run go to press.
To throw your words into the ring go here.
xTx and Frank Hinton Repress, A Date Is Set.
There have been questions, some rushed through e-mails and others through voices in passing, so this the announcement of the official sort. Put on your excited and delighted face as to match the following words:
xTx’s He Is Talking To The Fat Lady and Frank Hinton’s I Don’t Respect Female Expression are being repressed. These chapbooks both sold out on first run in two days so more will be printed for this last time run. The date of release is January 31st.
Both chapbooks are boasting some added tales to their collection. xTx’s He Is Talking To The Fat Lady has two pieces added to it: Things You Find On A Train & Dear Gross Man I Play Online Video Poker With. Frank Hinton’s I Don’t Respect Female Expression has Comorbidity completing it.
It has been said before that Safety Third has a mantra not to repress but the times change and yelling “fuck it” into the wind is recommended for soul processing and skin exfoliation. But this will be the last run (a 75 count one) of these two wondrous chapbooks, and there will be a gesture to be announced very soon that will solidify that promise.
Pre-order date, bundle sales, contest, and much more information is to come. A digital release is planned for both.
As Promised, Tom Cheshire and Friends
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