Saturday, September 20, 2008

Party for sale!

This just in from Payseur and Schmidt:

Payseur & Schmidt Mailing List Sale!

Because we appreciate all of our fans out there, we're having a mailing list-only sale! Until October 11, the following Payseur & Schmidt projects will be on sale:

Paul DiFilippo/Jim Woodring: Cosmocopia: $50
Nicola Griffith: ANWAGTHAP: $50
John Clute: The Darkening Garden: $35

All prices include delivery. In order to take advantage of this sale, submit your order directly through PayPal (NOT via our website) to orders@payseurandschmidt.com. Indicate in the message field which books that you are ordering. A great chance to grab a few projects that you may have missed!

I have everything P&S have ever printed, and it's all fabulous, especially, ahem, a certain memoir. And if you don't know about And Now We Are Going to Have a Party: Liner Notes to a Writer's Early Life, well, go take a look at the tidbits such as videos of me reading, exerpts, photos of all the deliciousness, interviews, reviews, and more, all conveniently gathered here. I think $50 is an excellent price and, hey, it's autumn any minute now, and after autumn comes the holiday season...

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13 comments:

  1. Sale! Can't resist. I'll but another Party copy for one of my friends. And a third one I can take to Mexico in November. Thanks for posting this.

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  2. karina, my please, most definitely

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  3. And this is how Karina uses her money game-chips... I should (start playing and) win the lottery one day. You'd be onto the 5th edition of your memoir if it was up to me.

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  4. Done. I also got The Darkening Garden. Life is good.

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  5. The problem I have with the lottery plan is always forgetting to buy the tickets. Tuh.

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  6. AH HA! I think I'll buy one of those buggers!

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  7. ANWAGTHAP or a lottery ticket? Good luck and much enjoyment with both/either.

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  8. It's no wonder I've never played the lottery. I've been given three chances to choose between a ticked or ANWAGTHAP, and I always take the Party without any hesitation.

    We'll have to trick me into becoming an instant millionaire. The next edition of ANWAGTHAP should come with a sticker, "Candidate must present a recently purchased lottery ticket to be considered a reader worthy of becoming this author's future sponsor. Others need not apply." Hm... too long for a sticker. But hey, there's always the belly band. Lots of room for coercive messages there.

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  9. Even with this sale, I can't afford ANWAGTHAP!

    That lottery is looking really good right now. Can't afford to play that either.

    Sheesh.

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  10. karina, janine, oh, I know all about those bloody choices/priorities. I've just seen a painting I really want and can't afford and I want to *kick* something. Grrr.

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  11. Can't remember if I asked you what the painting-you-can't-afford was... I know I did in my head.

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  12. Oh, and rereading this thread I thought, "It's really cool that Janine won ANWAGTHAP!"

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  13. karina, no, I don't think you did ask. But I'm not inclined to say just yet.

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