CCLaP's newest books, the electronic story collection So Different Now and the deluxe illustrated paper edition, The New York Stories, are now available.
And don't forget the runaway coming-of-age novella Have You Seen Me by Katherine Scott Nelson, which Kirkus Reviews recently called "a quick, compelling reads that warrants a wide audience." Click here for a lot more about it, and to start the purchasing/downloading process.
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![[Fall To Fragments], by Dan Scar](http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2767/4037686021_de50bcf9c1.jpg)
Today's photo of the day is entitled "[Fall To Fragments]," and is by Dan Scar. Dan is based out of Newtown, Wales, and has a nice personal website as well for those who would like to check out more.
Don't forget that I actually maintain a whole page of favorite photographs over at Flickr, for those who would like to see more. To express an interest in having your own work featured, just drop me a line at cclapcenter [at] gmail.com.
