I haven't even had breakfast yet

[cleolinda]

Okay, I am going to bring my squee over here and stop spamming the poor people on Twitter because OH MY GOD I AM GOING TO BE POOR! I AM GOING TO BE SO VERY, VERY POOR! They are making ANOTHER Tonner Edward!

WELL SCREW YOU TOO!

After a brief discussion on Twitter, what I think they're going to do here is possibly that first biology class scene--whichever shirt that was (amazingly, I do not have these things memorized), and black eyes. (This would be used as a double for Tonner Edward, not as a new and separate character.) (Taxidermy owl sold separately.)

Problem: It's a San Diego Comic Con exclusive. And there's only 200 of them.

ARGHHHH.

Well, that's a month from now. If anyone ends up going and thinks they can grab it, let me know--there might be a lottery? Ouch. I would pay you back for it, obviously. I just want to make sure I don't have five different people with dolls wanting to be paid back. Or, for that matter, an army of Hungry Edwards in my room.

Comments

[cleolinda.livejournal.com]

People have suggested it before, but I'd be afraid to move from where I am, and I'd be afraid to introduce a new element like that--historically, people tend to throw hissyfits when ads are introduced to anything. Which is odd, because when you start with ads, they don't really complain.

My theory is that, in the end, eventually, I'll have content that people can buy, content that people are used to buying--books. Well, I mean, I have one out already, albeit in a limited capacity, and it originally came out when fewer people were reading. I don't know--I just feel like free online content--since it started that way, after all--is a good investment.

[rina2o6.livejournal.com]

That's very true - especially since you have everything so established here.
American publishers should get on your book! I ordered mine from England, but it was completely worth it.
Are you still working on those annotated ones?

[cleolinda.livejournal.com]

Yeah... I'm to a point where I think I may have to do a massive, radical revision, because I've gotten too hung up on turning it into an exhaustive chronicle of the cinema instead of, you know, snarky meta commentary.

[rina2o6.livejournal.com]

I hope the inspiration comes to you!
My friend and I did a Lord of the Rings marathon recently, and I immediately went home and reread that part of your book because I kept hearing things like 'Third Age Limbo Championship' and 'Woodchucks, then?'
My friend didn't get why I kept giggling.