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Marianna Hofer
 
Jones Building, 2nd floor #13
400 1/2 South Main St
Findlay, OH 45840

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A Memento Sent by the World 
 
'the only urban decay girl in town'
 

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So, I hate to ask favors, but I recently lost my local distributor when Main Street News closed.  If you're a local merchant who would be interested in displaying/handling the book, please contact me at studio13girl@gmail.com to talk about it.  Thanks!

The book is still available via Word Press, Amazon, and Barnes&Nobles online! Click on the links to the left and you'll be able to order your copy of A Memento Sent by the World. Or visit my studio, Studio 13 in the Jones Building, 400 1/2 S Main, 2nd Floor to get a copy.  
Book news--price drop--if you pick the book up at my studio, it's only $15.



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 About me, by the way:
In the guise of 'the only urban decay girl in town,'  I work out of Studio 13 in the Jones Building as a poet and photographer who still writes early drafts by hand and typewriter and uses film cameras--Minolta X-700s, black and white film, and handtints some of the photographs using traditional photo oils.  The Jones Building, for the curious, dates from the late 1880's and is now known as home to  Findlay's 'Little Bohemia' since the second floor is home to studios for about 12-15 artists, depending on the season.  
 
I've published poems, stories, book reviews, in a variety of small magazines and anthologies, and my photos have hung in a variety of local juried and non juried shows and local eateries and coffeeshops.  My book, A Memento Sent by the World, came out in Dec 2008 from Word Press.
 
The photo at the top of this page is the cover of the book; it's one of my own photographs, taken in an empty studio in the Jones Bldg.  The yellow comes from photo oils, which are applied like any paint and leave the photo visible beneath the paint. 
 
This photo, by the way, is me.  It's my writer's photograph. I'm on the Main Street front step of the Jones Building.