Showing posts with label sharing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sharing. Show all posts

Friday, November 2, 2012

Halfway on the second day!


Thank you EVERYONE for your help thus far! We're already past the halfway mark for the campaign's goal of $5,000. Your contributions will help make publishing The Evenarian a reality. To show my deepest thanks for your overwhelming support, I want to give something back.

I was hesitant to offer a reward level that basically amounts to pre-sales of the book because negotiating with publishers is notoriously difficult and because, as Kickstarter has stated, this website is not a store.

But with this much support already, I am prepared to buy the books from the publisher and mail them to you my making a new pledge level of $41. If you've already pledged at a lower level, you can still adjust your pledge amount.

With this new funding level, I hope we will be able to reach $7,000. So tell your friends that they can pledge and "pre-purchase" the book for $41. And if we reach this second push goal of $7,000, then I will add a very affordable level where I mail you a map of The Evenarian's world. So after all is said and done, you'll get a little tube in the mail with a map that you can hang on your wall - but only if we can reach that second push goal.

I love you guys. No, really. Everyone who contributed, even at the $1 level. Your support means everything. I hope you will share this Kickstarter campaign with your friends and ultimately enjoy my book.

Click here to make or adjust your pledge.

Also, I'm going to post another excerpt from the book on my blog shortly. So stay tuned for that!

Sunday, August 26, 2012

WE DID IT!

We have reached our goal of 100 likes on Facebook!!!

It's such a nice thing to wake up to this morning. This book means everything to me, and I'm ecstatic to learn that other people like the idea, and support me writing it. I have these characters in my head, and they each have fully formed opinions on what is truth. I left my job to bring them to life, and into bookshelves where you can read about them. It's hard work, and lonely at times. But your support encourages me. Again, thank you.