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The May JFP is Not Web-Only

8:41 AM | Labels: APA, Awesomeness, Doom, Enduring Mysteries, JFP, Job Market, Total Disasters

Holy shit! There's a print version of the May JFP! For the first time since '08! Holy shit!

--Mr. Zero

P.S. It has 30 ads and is a total disaster. But at least it exists.

Oh my God I am so fucking dumb. I thought I saw a link to vol. 194, but I guess I was wrong. Sorry. Shit. Sorry.

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