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Gary Hart memoir sold out, may not be reprinted

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About 2 months ago, Gary Hart's autobiography was released posthumously.  It's absolutely fantastic, one of the top five wrestling books ever, and I was planning on reviewing it soon (and I still may).  With the first printing sold out in 2 months, an impressive feat for what's essentially a self-published book sold by a single website, you would think that they'd be gearing to print more.  According to posts by Hart's son Jason at the Kayfabe Memories forums, this may not happen.

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never say never, but if you have one you just might be holding a rare collectible.

 

 all i can say is thank you,,    

It would really be a shame if this is the only printing.  The 450+ page book is incredibly detailed, insightful, and full of great stories.  If they don't choose to reprint it, then maybe those who missed out can pray for an e-book.

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Oh man. I wanted to read that.

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