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Along the Sidelines - The book


Jeremy Igo

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If self-publishing, you might want to look into lulu.com (they are based in Raleigh), but there are likely printers in Charlotte that can books too, just depends on how much you want to manage yourself.  

Triumph Books is a traditional book publisher that you might want to look at if you want to have less to do.  I believe Scott Fowler had a Panthers related book published by them a few years back.

 

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