Peter Quinn Fuller

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Chicago, IL

Peter Quinn Fuller joined Kickstarter on September 08, 2009

on January 16
Peter Quinn Fuller
backed a project
Lush and Allure by Jonny

A pageant of macabre forms. A solo show of two years work!
- Art
- Los Angeles, CA
- 106% funded $6,370 pledged
- 80 backers
- Funded Jan 18, 2012
on October 15, 2009
Soup and Bread: The Cookbook
- Nonfiction
- Chicago, IL
Peter Quinn Fuller
commented on a project

Will there be a good selection of vegetarian soups? Even if not, I'm sure it will be a good starting point. I'm down for some veggie experimentation!
on September 17, 2009
Peter Quinn Fuller
backed a project
Soup and Bread: The Cookbook by Martha Bayne

A limited-edition cookbook of recipes from the winter 2009 season of Soup and Bread, a free weekly soup meal and fundraiser at the Hideout in Chicago.
- Nonfiction
- Chicago, IL
- 149% funded $4,496 pledged
- 103 backers
- Funded Nov 16, 2009
on September 8, 2009
CHICAGO ROCKED! Non-fiction book on Chicago music in the 1990s
- Nonfiction
- Chicago, IL
Peter Quinn Fuller
commented on a project

You can listen to an awesome interview with James VanOsdol talking about this book on Chicago Public Radio: http://wbez.org/Content.aspx?audioID=36533
on September 8, 2009
Peter Quinn Fuller
backed a project
CHICAGO ROCKED! Non-fiction book on Chicago music in the 1990s by James VanOsdol

Finally, a book about Chicago's music scene! This long-awaited chronicle of the Windy City's most memorable decade in music is ready to go!
- Nonfiction
- Chicago, IL
Funding Unsuccessful (09/16/2009)

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