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CCLaP's first paper books are now available. Click here for more, and to order a copy right now.

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.

CCLaP is now selling whimsically decorated blank journals, made out of the same material as is used for our original books. Visit our Etsy store to learn more and to purchase one right now.

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