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  At this year's Oregon Author's Table at the Oregon State Fair, you'll be able to get special items and discounts that are not available anywhere else that Space-Worthy Chronicles books are sold, including www.Space-Worthy.com.
   This year's fair runs Friday, Aug. 22, through Monday, Sept. 1, in Salem, Oregon. The Oregon Authors Table is located in the Jackman-Long Building at the west end of the fairgrounds next to the Red Gate.
  Before you go, download a coupon good for $1 off any item at author David House's table at the 2008 Oregon State Fair. Just print the coupon and bring it with you to the Oregon Authors Table, and you will get $1 off any one item at the Space-Worthy display – a copy of The Key to Space or Survivor Planet, or even one of the special items below.
  Buy a Survivor Planet poster for only $4.95 while supplies last. There are about 25-30 of these available. They are 11 inches by 17 inches on glossy, thick paper. Click to see a little larger image. Yes, you can use your coupon to get a poster for only $3.95.
  Or buy a very rare item: A handful of the 32 signed and numbered copies of the proof edition of The Key to Space are still available. Each is signed and numbered 1/32 through 32/32, but several of the lower numbers never were used or marked by proofreaders. A handful of these potential collector's items will be available at the state fair for $29.95 while the supply lasts. Yes, you can use your coupon and get one for $28.95.
  House is attending the author’s table for the third year. He and more than 30 other Oregon writers will be there to talk about their books, answer questions and sign copies.
  For a map of the fairgrounds and more information, visit the Oregon State Fair Web site.
  Along with your coupon, bring cash or a check book to shop among the Oregon authors – few, if any, will be able to accept credit or debit cards. However, there are ATM machines located throughout the fairgrounds. The nearest to the Author’s Table is in Columbia Hall, the building just to the north of the Jackman-Long Building.

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