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garrison, Issue 003 is RELEASED and Available for purchase!

The third issue of garrison.: The Journal of History & Deep Politics has been released! You can get the print version or the e-book PDF version at the LuLu page of Midnight Writer News Publications. Some of the featured articles are as follows: Cover Story: Edward Curtin, “America’s Doll House: A Vast Tapestry of Lies” […]

garrison: Issue 002… Print and E-book Versions Available Now!

The print and e-book versions of issue 002 of garrison: The Journal of History & Deep Politics are available now at our LuLu page: http://www.lulu.com/spotlight/MidnightWriterNews The cover story is by author Ray Locker, who did a brilliant story on General Alexander Haig and the military spy ring that eventually brought down a president. This 128-page […]

garrison: Issue 001…. PRINT VERSION NOW AVAILABLE!

Midnight Writer News Publications has agreed to go with Lulu as a distributor for “garrison: The Journal of History & Deep Politics.” That means that issue 001, our inaugural issue, is available once again for purchase in print form. The listing price is $11.99 and then you, the buyer, can choose from a variety of […]

Be a part of the “garrison” team! Our GoFundMe page is up!

You now have an opportunity to be a part of the garrison team. Through out GoFundMe page, you can both RESERVE A PRINT COPY of the next issue, as well as making a statement that you are supporting what we do by donating to the cause of printing more issues and getting this into schools. […]

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