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livelongnmarry
Jun. 29th, 2008 07:32 pmI just posted an offer in livelongnmarry of two copies of the hardcover edition of Tam Lin.
The entry is here: http://community.livejournal.com/livelongnmarry/56957.html?mode=reply.
The User Info page for the community explains how to bid, when bidding starts and ends, and so on. Note that bidding doesn't begin until July 1. The project was conceived to support marriage equality, with particular emphasis on defeating the California ballot initiative that would make same-sex marriage illegal in that state.
There is a great deal of lovely stuff on offer besides my books: other autographed books, jewellery, baked goods, fan-fiction and original fiction tailored to the recipient in various ways, critiques of manuscripts, chapbook design, all sorts of things. Go look.
I followed the format of other authors who are offering autographed books, but it occurs to me that that's a little ambiguous. You can bid on one copy; there's no obligation to bid on both; and the minimum bid listed is per book.
P.
livelongnmarry of two copies of the hardcover edition of Tam Lin.The entry is here: http://community.livejournal.com/livelongnmarry/56957.html?mode=reply.
The User Info page for the community explains how to bid, when bidding starts and ends, and so on. Note that bidding doesn't begin until July 1. The project was conceived to support marriage equality, with particular emphasis on defeating the California ballot initiative that would make same-sex marriage illegal in that state.
There is a great deal of lovely stuff on offer besides my books: other autographed books, jewellery, baked goods, fan-fiction and original fiction tailored to the recipient in various ways, critiques of manuscripts, chapbook design, all sorts of things. Go look.
I followed the format of other authors who are offering autographed books, but it occurs to me that that's a little ambiguous. You can bid on one copy; there's no obligation to bid on both; and the minimum bid listed is per book.
P.
