SPILT INK... Book 1  
The Philadelphia Police Department denies absolutely that there was ever a community of warrior-punk writers in the South Street section of the city. Why, then, was an underground cache of manuscripts, weapons, clothes, paintings, and other artifacts discovered there in the late 1980s? And why has the ongoing investigation of the "Cream King Trove" continued in secret ever since? In The Cream King Scrolls, journalist Innes Davey introduces us to the Trove research effort at Eberhard College and takes on the challenge of piecing together fragments of the lost Apunkrypha, the work which—according to legend— represented the punks' own record of their history. Davey does not presume to have penetrated the heart of the mystery, but he does claim to have the only extant fiction manuscripts by the most infamous of punk writer bands—The Shuteye Train. The book can be printed out fully formatted for 8-1/2" by 11" paper. Printing is easy. Each file contains a hyperlink that enables you to click open the next file for printout without referencing a table of contents. To order the book now, click The Cream King Scrolls.
  Spilt Ink © Copyright 1999, R. F. Laird