Secondary Sound: David Franks mounting Xerox machines at the Social Security Administration

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Tuesday, January 26, 2010

David Franks mounting Xerox machines at the Social Security Administration

Franks in the early 1970s.

Posted by Justin Sirois at 3:30 AM

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Justin Sirois: Justin Sirois is a novelist and game maker living in Baltimore, Maryland. His books include MLKNG SCKLS (Publishing Genius, 2009), and Falcons on the Floor (Publishing Genius, 2012) written with Iraqi refugee Haneen Alshujairy, The Heads (Newlights Press 2013), as well as So Say the Waiters books 1, 2, and 3 (2012, 2013, 2014), The Last Book of Baghdad (Civil Coping Mechanisms 2016), and the novel series Two Girls (Amazon's Kindle Press). He founded Narrow House, an indie publishing company, that ran for ten years. He owns and operates Severed Books, a fiction and game publisher, titles including Dungeon Dealer and the series Beneath. Justin has received five individual Maryland State Arts Council grants for poetry and fiction. One of his novels is currently part of SUNY Buffalo's undergraduate curriculum and The Baltimore City Paper has said, “Justin Sirois is well on his way to becoming Baltimore’s most important novelist.”

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