The second printing of Hereville will be delivered on Thursday!
So just a reminder — you can order them here, either for $15 for an unsketched copy, or $30 for a copy with an original sketch on the title page. Here’s an example of one with a sketch:
You can also buy an electronic copy for $5.
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I can see parallels with other kinds of bigots.
How much for a tattoo on my posterior?
HEY, is this a subtle way of announcing that you’ve sold out the first printing?
WOO HOO — Move over, Rowling; we’re crankin’ up the Amp!
Hey, that’s the sketch in my copy!
It looks great in person, too.
Nobody.really — I did mention in my Stumptown con report that the first printing was (almost) sold out. And somehow I don’t think Rowling has to worry. :-) If I end up being able to eak out a living, I’ll be pretty pleased with that.
Dylan, I’m glad you like your sketch. :-) That was the last sketch I did in the first printing; just before I mailed it out it finally occurred to me to take a picture of the sketches before sending them off.
EKE.
That will be $4, please.
EKE?
Eke. Not eak. Damn your visual-arts brain.
Oh, I see it now. I was looking for a typo in the original post.
Spare me your excuses. Where’s my $4? ;P
Shoot, Kevin, I’ll do that tat for free.
Oh, hooray–I need to pick up a new copy, as it seems to be one of those books I’m doomed to keep giving away.
Rachel, if I have some advance warning, I’ll put a sketch in yours for free. :-)
(Rachel gets this deal because three or four people at Stumptown who bought Hereville told me they were buying it because Rachel told them to!)
I left it under your pillow. If it’s not still there, then your wife or daughter must have taken it. Trust no one.