At the 24 hour mark, the campaign has hit just under $4600. My readers are *amazing*. This means a bunch of things: 1. “No Dominion” is definitely a go. On April 15, 2012 (6 weeks after RAVEN CALLS is released), backers for the project will get Gary’s story delivered to their in-boxes. 2. There will be a First 24 Hours Reward. This will probably be a short story. So far there are suggestions for a story about the Hollidays, a story about Ashley Hampton, or a pivotal scene or two…
Wow.
12 hours in and the NO DOMINION campaign is 2/3rds of the way to fully funded. If it reaches full funding in the first 24 hours, I will do something Extra Nifty and Awesome. Suggestions thus far include send out the novella 2 weeks early to the First 24 Hour Patrons, write a new story about little Ashley Hampton, or a story about the Hollidays. Other suggestions are welcome and will be considered! (Seriously, you guys *rock*. Holy carp, sez I!)
Kickstarter party commencing now!
All right, she said in a burst of nervous excitement, I’m throwing a Kickstarter party starting now. Let’s see if anybody comes. O.O NO DOMINION is up for funding! Recently widowed after nearly fifty years of marriage, Gary Muldoon had given up on adventure. Then shaman Joanne Walker climbed into the back seat of his cab, and since then, Gary has trifled with gods, met mystics, slain zombies and ridden with the Wild Hunt. But now he must leave Joanne’s side to face a battle only he can win. Because…
how bizarre
– plane tickets to alaska – make a Kickstarter video (*squinchy face*) – strangle the P-Con redesign into the shape I actually want it to be in Lookit that. Everything except the P-Con redesign is done, and that, honestly, is in good enough shape that I could add the last few details and basically be satisfied, so the pressure’s pretty much off. So apparently this is what caught up feels like. How bizarre. The Kickstarter campaign is ready to launch. Has been for, oh, six hours or so, and I’ve…
DCnU & thinks to do
DC’s running a survey about the New 52. They actually give you a lot of room to express opinions, so this is a good place to go comment. *gnaws knuckles* I didn’t start setting up my Amazon business account (their paypal-like thing) until yesterday, and my bank is not one that does automatic verification on it. Now I am gnawing my knuckles to see if the verification process gets finished by, um, close of business tomorrow, heh, so I can launch the Kickstarter project on Saturday as planned. *flails* Got…