Update on the e-book

Okay. Frisk your couch cushions for spare change, because I think we're going to have the annotated Harry Potter 15Ms e-book up and running by Sunday night. (Sunday nights are apparently good for selling things--ending auctions, for example--because everyone's sitting around at their computers unable to go out and do anything fun because they have work/school the next day.) Five dollars ($5), and if you feel I am somehow vastly underselling myself, as people have insisted, you can buy multiple copies, since it's just a digital file anyway and you won't be wasting trees. So this way, it's priced to attract the vast majority of people who aren't quite as invested in the whole Compocalypse saga, but you can spend more if it is just eating you up inside omg.

Also, I have been so restless with the technical aspects of the process dragging on that I have actually started footnoting Twilight for next month's thing. (I will probably do these two sets and then cool it for a while and work on actual narrative projects. It's just that I have the vampire-related commentaries mostly done from working on them last summer, so... what the hell, why not. Also: my God, the repair bill dogpile.)

P.S. If you think the yawn thing was bad, imagine what it was like for me reading all your comments with the word "yawn" in them.

P.P.S. I almost forgot--a survey for the Twilight haters, if you could help octoberland out.

P.P.P.S. Thanks to quietselkie , it looks like I'm going to have another bit of edible Twilight merchandise to test For Science. I just hope it doesn't lay me out the way the conversation hearts did. That dazzle coating did vile, vile things to my intestinal fortitude.