The Last Working Day Of The Month: Issue 187

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(MJ Hibbett & The Validators FACT, August 31st 2022)

Hello all, and welcome to this FACT-PACKED edition of the newsletter - let's get started!

GIGS TO COME
Thursday 13 October - The King & Queen, London
Album launch gig, with Pete Green - doors 7pm, gig starts 7.30pm!

Wednesday 19 October - The Pipeline, Brighton
More album fun by the seaside!

Check http://www.mjhibbett.co.uk/gigs/ for more information.

ALBUM REVEAL
I've just UNLEASHED the cover and full tracklist for my forthcoming solo album "The Unearthly Beauty Of M.J. Hibbett" HERE:
http://mjhibbett.co.uk/releases/release.php?filename=theunearthlybeautyofmjhibbett

The album is out on Friday 14 October on Bandcamp and all of the usual streaming services, but it will ALSO be available direct from ME as a limited edition USB version, complete with instrumental tracks, a mini-EP of demo versions, and a songbook. There will only be 100 copies of this made, and there'll be details of how to get one in the next newsletter!

FREE SINGLE
The single "Why Do Bad Things Happen To Good People?" will be available in similar digital places on Monday 3 October, but newsletter subscribers will get it FOR FREE on Friday 30 September - details on how it'll work will also be in the next edition of "The Last Working Day Of The Month" so until then please a) don't unsubscribe b) do tell a friend!

INFLATIONARY MEASURES
Postage keeps going up, so the prices in the online shop are going to go UP slightly on 12 September. If you'd like to buy some physical merchandise at pre-inflationary spiral prices, please visit the shop before then, HERE:
http://mjhibbett.co.uk/buy/index.php

AND FINALLY
This month I signed a contract to publish (most of) my PhD thesis as an Actual Book, with the working title "Heroes Of Multiple Worlds: an empirical model of transmedia character coherence". All being well it'll be out late next year, and then I guess the Netflix adaptation will be out in 2024 - unless Amazon Prime leap in first, OBVS.

That's the lot for this time, thanks for listening!

Cheers,

Mark

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