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Brief History of Peepsock Press
Peepsock Press, LLC was founded in 2003.
It's inaugural publication was the novel, "The Title of Liberty," a 400-page
hardbound retelling of the story of Captain Moroni, Helaman, and the 2000
Stripling warriors who all banded together to protect the liberties and freedoms
of their society around 74 BC in the land now known as Ancient America.
In 2006, Peepsock Press was responsible
for the printing of "The Shopping Cart Man." A novel about a family who aids a
homeless man during the Christmas holiday.
Peepsock Press takes its name from the Peepsock Creek, a quiet, clean creek that meanders for about 20 miles through
the lush forests of Michigan's Upper Peninsula, near Houghton, Michigan.
It eventually meets up with the Portage Canal, which dissects the Keeweenaw Peninsula from the rest of the
Upper Peninsula.
Contact Information:
Peepsock Press
P.O. Box 51082
Provo, UT 84065
Internet:
info@peepsockpress.com
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