The store shelf Preview · Not for sale yet
Someday this page is the store. Tonight it's the shelf the store will have — four designs, made so the family can see them, react to them, and argue about them before a single shirt is ever printed.
Nothing here can be bought, and nothing here is promised. The shirts are print-on-demand when the time comes — printed one at a time, when somebody orders one, with no boxes of inventory sitting in a garage. These pictures are design previews, drawn up in the site's own colors: ink, gold, barn red, and cream.
41 High Street
The house number as the whole design — barn red on cream, gold rules above and below. The sisters will know exactly what it means; everybody else will ask, and that's the point of a shirt.
Preview design
The book-title shirt
The title the way it will sit on the cover — “The true story of” in gold over the name itself, with the red rule under it. The walking advertisement, and the tamest of the four.
Preview design
State v. Carey
Gold on ink, set like a courthouse door. Chapter Nine's case as a shirt — the one for readers who finish the book and want the argument to keep going without them saying a word.
Preview design
The portrait shirt
Lawrence himself, from the family's portrait, printed in sepia on black — name and years underneath, nothing else. The one most likely to stop a stranger in an airport and start the whole story over again.
Preview designWhen the book launches, this shelf becomes the store: the book itself — direct from here, signed copies included — beside these shirts, each printed when it's ordered.
Preview page for the private test. Designs are mock-ups, drawn with AI assistance in the manner of the site's illustrations; the printed shirts, when they exist, will be produced from these designs by a print-on-demand maker. No orders are taken from this page.