Inscription in my copy of Amerikan Krazy

I'm honored by the kind inscription from Henry James Korn in my association copy of Amerikan Krazy.

Dedicating this copy of Amerikan Krazy to my jay-walkin’ friend Chris Aldrich is among the happiest moments of my writing life!

Henry James Korn, author of Amerikan Krazy (Boffo Socko Books, 2016) on 4/4/16

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