We’ve added 400 more sketch editions to the Random Access Memorabilia Kickstarter! Click that link, then scroll down a bit to “Sketch RAM Batch 2” to find the right pledge level.
What changed? Well, Kickstarting this book allows us to expand our fulfillment window a bit. In plain terms, it gives me more time for sketching, and that means more sketches. We probably should have figured this out earlier, but we’ve done so many book releases the old way that it didn’t even really occur to us.
Random Access Memorabilia is going to be a beautiful book. You should get one, and let me draw in it.
I’ll be at Salt Lake Comic Con this weekend. You can find my stuff at booth 1611 (the Brandon Sanderson booth), and they’ll also know when I will be around for signings. They can text me, too!
My schedule is pretty light, and I have huge piles of work to do, so I won’t be hanging out behind a table between sessions – I’ll be hiding somewhere drawing pictures.
Thursday
2pm: 251D – Story Telling in Parts
3pm: 151D – Makers of Stories
4pm: Booth 1611 – Signing and sketching!
Friday
12pm: 151D – Writing Excuses records live
4pm: Worldbuilders gaming party
Saturday
3pm: 151D – Some game thingy where I tell lies on stage.
That link has all the details, but here are some bullet points:
Kickstarter and Backerkit are how we’ll be handling pre-orders for Random Access Memorabilia.
The funding period is just 24 days.
Books will begin shipping to backers in February of 2018.
For the next four weeks I’ll probably be something of a one-note symphony. Schlock Mercenary feeds (and houses, and educates, and transports, etc) our family, and the book collections are the largest part of how that happens.
We really look forward to putting this book in your hands. It’s one of my very favorites, and the bonus story is looking amazing.
On Tuesday, September 19th, we will launch a Kickstarter for the printing of Random Access Memorabilia, Schlock Mercenary Book 13.
The book itself is complete, the bonus story is currently being illustrated, and our layout architect says the cover blueprint is almost ready for elements that have color in them.
