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The limited edition of Shriek: An Afterword by Jeff VanderMeer should be shipping from the printer shortly and the Shriek soundtrack by The Church shouldn’t be far behind. This means that I should be able to get copies of the book and CD shipped out to people in time for the holidays. Yay!
Over at Clarkesworld Magazine, I’m running a little contest for a free copy of the book. All you have to do is tell me the name of a favorite holiday movie (the weirder, the better) and you’ll be in the running. Entries must be made as comments to my editorial before December 15th. |
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misura
At a guess, this comment will go to the same e-mail address my e-mail(s) went, but just in case: I’m somewhat concerned about not having heard from you about my order for the past four weeks. Might you have a moment some day soon to just let me know you haven’t forgotten about it? Its ID is 41070242 – the one with several shipping addresses and the books intended as holiday gifts. (With the holidays coming closer and closer, I’d really like to know these giftees-to-be are taken care of.)
I’m sorry to bug you like this – if the books were for me, I’d be happy to wait but … I’d feel really bad if these people didn’t get anything from me this Christmas.