Free invisible devilbunny with every book! That should totally be on the publicity material!

I got one, too The book, not Evil!Harvey.

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We've seen a few photos from the signing so far. This one - [link] - is not only the best photo from this bunch but probably the best photo of both of us together in a long time.

ETA: And while I know the Amazon sales rank is a mysterious and shifting thing whose numbers are hard to correlate to real life, I've kept an occasional eye just to see how it's doing relative to other times I've looked. Right now, at a little after midnight, the sales rank (in books) is actually the highest I've ever seen it - 6,021.

And just to prove how weird Amazon can be, we're currently #82 in Graphic Novels. Um, yeah. Graphic novels. One behind "Green Lantern Rebirth" and one ahead of a JLA deluxe collection.

Of course, what really makes this interesting is that the Kindle version is at #88.

I wish I knew what ranking it would be if they were combined.

ETA: And within the Kindle store, it's riding at the portentous ranking of 3,113.

Also, I am large with the A Separate Peace hate. In fact, I feel rather spiteful about it, and happy whenever someone says something bad about it, which is an oddly personal reaction to the book.

My feelings for A Separate Peace can be summed up by a parody I wrote (I think for class), where the slight twitch of the branch isn't enough to dislodge Phineas, so he has to jump up and down on the branch a few times to dislodge him (and I think I even had him need to stamp on Phineas' hands).

I had Jilli sign a bookmark, as I don't think I will be able to make it to the NY signing. Too much going on at work right now.

That photo from the signing is ADORABLE.

ETA: Do you guys market the curlybat table runners? Because WANT.

I bought TWO copies of GCS today! I am giving one to my co-worker whose daughter is quote, "Going Goth". YAY BOOK!!

I've only had time to skim the intro so far, and the book is making me wish I had more of a personality in high school. I was never confident enough in what I liked to develop a coherent look, and the result is as an adult I present myself far more generically than I'd really like to. (And with a mortgage and a toddler, I have too much debt to completely redo my wardrobe anyway. Woe is me!)

I have decided I'm going back to the blue hair very soon though. I'm tired of this natural look.

I was never confident enough in what I liked to develop a coherent look, and the result is as an adult I present myself far more generically than I'd really like to.

Jessica and I are the same in this regard. It's only been recently - like since having Emeline - that I've started to go a little more funky in my look and a little less homogenous.

I was a punk in high school but I had a big crush on a... well we didn't call them goths back then, she was a 'doom & gloom' kid.