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ALT A graphic with a white brick wall background. Along the top it says “The Foxhole Court” in orange sports jersey like font. Underneath it says “Naked Hardcover Reveal” in all caps gray plain font. Below this are the front and back of the naked case design for The Foxhole Court as two separate book mockups. Each has a corresponding shadow below and behind it. On the back of the case is the quote “Hope was a dangerous, disquieting thing, but he thought perhaps he liked it”. At the very bottom of the graphic it reads “Special Features:'' in all caps gray plain font. Below this is a bulleted list saying “Orange foiling” and “Black foiling” in all caps orange plain font.

ALT A graphic reading: 2023 in Review. In 2023, 79% of the money we spent went directly to organizers and paid canvassers from the communities they work in. In 2023, our organizers contacted 14,574 community members in West Louisville, North Lexington, and across Appalachia. In 2023, 85% of the counties we targeted saw growth in progressive elections over 2019.



























