November 16th/2011

As work on the SNFU book continues, GFY Press has released a collection of short stories, Shrieks From the Alley, by Chris Walter to keep readers happy in the interim. SNFU: What No One Else Wanted To Say, also by Chris Walter, is slated for a launch in late July or early June of 2012. Don’t miss out.

April 10th/2011

GFY Press will launch Up & Down in the Downtown in Edmonton on July 15th. Buy the author a Beck's non-alcoholic and listen to him rant about Canadian drug laws and the insanity of drug prohibition.

December 11th/2010

Tonight at Funky Winker Beans, Chris Walter will launch Sins of the Poor, his latest work of fiction. Sins of the Poor is a dramatic, fast paced tale involving a lost wallet, a struggling single mother, two inept drug dealers, and a psychotic loan shark. As always, the dirt is real enough to smell and the prose is tough and lively. Buy one now with the last of your welfare cheque.

August 18th/2010

The DayGlo Abortions biography has been successfully launched, and at least three people claim to have read it (but they could be lying). Nevertheless, this is substantial increase over other books, which have never been read by anyone. In light of this phenomenal success, GFY Press is gearing up to release the next work of fiction by Chris Walter in late November or early December of 2010. Sins of the Poor, a rollicking good tale of poverty and madness, is eagerly anticipated by a drunken punk rocker in London, Ontario.

April 20th/2010

Argh Fuck Kill: The Story of the DayGlo Abortions will be available on June 10th, 2010. Orders placed received before then will possibly be shipped even earlier. The official launch for the book will be held at the Biltmore Hotel on June 25th with the DayGlo Abortions and SNFU. Don’t make any plans for the next day because this one is going to be wild.

February 10th/2010

Punch the Boss is available in stores across Canada, and feedback so far has been positive. Meanwhile, Argh Fuck Kill: The Story of the Dayglo Abortions has now entered the editing phase. Anticipation for the biography is high, with at least seven people expressing interest in purchasing a copy when it hits store shelves in the summer of 2010.