Five hundred years of this place, one story a day. Tens of thousands of ye already at the table, and the kitchen keeps filling up.
The Giant SquidThimble Tickle, 1878. It looked back.
The Pirate AdmiralPeter Easton. Never caught.
The Last TwoThe great auk of Funk Island.
The KyleSitting in the mud since 1967.
The Jellybean LieWhy the houses are really painted.
Alcock & BrownFirst across the Atlantic. From a field in St. John's.
Twelve months. Twelve stories. Real Newfoundland dates in the grid. Hang the whole year on the kitchen wall.
Thimble Tickle, 1878. Two fishermen hooked something in the cove, and it looked back.
That's January, and it's the only month we're showing. The printed one is the same size and the same crayon hand, but not identical — every page has more on it than this. That's on purpose.
11 × 17 in open · 12 stories, one a month · hang hole at the top · mails flat
Pre-orders open September 25. Come back then!
Printed in November. Order by Nov 10 to have it under the tree.
Short ones, told simple, with little drawings. The ones your grandfather knew and the ones nobody got around to telling you. No lectures. No "b'y" put on for the tourists. Just the story.
The calendar is the first thing you can hold in your hands. It pays for the stories to keep coming. That's the whole business plan.
