We are happy to announce @Passage4Alex, dedicated to celebrating the wonderful illustrations and cover art put together for @PassagePress by @AlexWisnerArt
In honor of this occasion, we'll be offering $10 off (stacking) select items with promocode ALEX
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In honor of this occasion, we are holding our BIGGEST SALE EVER. Every single one of our already-released titles is now available at a substantial discount. The more you buy, the bigger the discount. BUY WHILE YOU CAN!
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We are so happy to announce that Passage Prize Volume III: Guide to the Current Year, is now available.
This is the third and final collection of winning submissions to the Passage Prize contest, the culmination of years of hard work. Buy it today!
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Really excited for @KeenanPeachy's new book Supervillains. These people have not gone away and are still scheming to reshape our country in their disfigured image.
A great book from a great writer. Pre-order your copy right now!
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We love our ongoing collaboration with @AlexWisnerArt. Passage is proud to have released three comic books so far, two issues of the Always with Honor comic and DUST SACRIFICE, the prequel to @monsterhunter45's American Paladin. Buy them now!
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This part is good. The dumb, obvious, didactic ideological messaging that makes so much contemporary culture really really bad, is just the visible layer of a much deeper problem we don't see.
The intern actually wrote something really good here. This is a much-needed thread on Always with Honor and its significance.
Please reward the intern's efforts by buying the book.
Winter of 1916: General Wrangel on the impact of war and the state of the military. Two years of fighting resulted in the loss of both high quality officers and infantry. Nepotism, inability to lead, unsuitable replacements, and fatigue were rampant.