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on April 9
Marjee Chmiel
Posted project update #8Vote for Luci, Up for three awards at Stumptown!
Post CommentHello supporters!
I wanted to update you all on some especially wonderful news: Luci's Let Down has been nominated in three categories at the Stumptown Comics Festival in Portland, OR. Two of those categories belong to all of you: Best Publication Design and Best Small Press. That work would have been impossible without your wonderful support. We've also got a nomination for Best New Talent.
Please consider voting for Luci by following this link. And if you know anyone else with an email address who enjoys registering his or her opinion, send them the link as well! Stumptown will send you a confirmation link, so head's up that the vote won't count unless you click the confirmation link.
Since our last update, Luci's gotten some wonderful reviews from folks on the web. You can see some here, here, here, and here!
In the mean time, Luci is continuing her tour at indie comic festivals. We'll be at MoCCAfest in NYC April 28 and 29 and I've got confirmation that we will have a booth again at the Small Press Expo in Bethesda, MD.
Thank you again for your continued support. This project has been a wonderful experience in making a crazy little dream come true.
All my best,
Marjee C.
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on September 19, 2011
Marjee Chmiel
Posted project update #7Luci shipped today!
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on September 4, 2011
Marjee Chmiel
Posted project update #6She's here!
Post CommentDear Friends,
After some (ahem) exciting and instructive moments with the printers, Luci has arrived! And much like the anecdotes I've heard about motherhood, she's just so darn beautiful and perfect I've forgot the labor pains (AKA fixing file formats well past midnight) it took to get her here. But my delivery was 700 lbs, so, you know, top that moms.
As I hoped, the quality at which we printed these on is the minimum worthy of Sandra's brilliant illustration and I fell in love with her work all over again. I feel incredibly lucky to have been able to do this project with the support of Kickstarter because we don't have to be at the mercy of a publishing company to do what we are trying to do. I want to again thank you all for supporting us and for being a part of this platform here at Kickstarter that has done so much to free up artistic expression from its usual constraints. I know I'm not the only writer who has to reconcile the fact that she lives in a world where a ghostwritten book from a cast member of The Jersey Shore is on best-sellers list (with all respect if you are a fan!) but access to something like Kickstarter and support from folks like you makes it palatable ;-)
As we begin shipping these out this week, I sincerely hope you find something that speaks to you in this book. Feel free to drop me a line and tell me what you like and what you hate.
My very best to all of you. I'll share pictures of us at Small Press Expo and Alternative Press Expo, both of which are happening very soon!
Marjee C.
PS: If anyone you know is interested in purchasing the book, I have it available on www.babayagabooks.com while I work out details with distributors.
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on August 7, 2011
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on July 26, 2011
Marjee Chmiel
Posted project update #5Going to the printers on Friday!
Post CommentHi backers-
I've sent out a survey requesting shipping information. While the books won't be shipping for a few weeks, I would like to be able to include your name in the acknowledgement section of the book. If you could respond to the survey by 8AM (Eastern Time) of Friday, July 29, we'll be able to get you in there! You'll notice that there is a separate field for how you want to be named in the book, in case you want the name in the book to be different from the name in the shipping address.
Thanks again ^.^
~Marjee C~
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on July 25, 2011
Marjee Chmiel
Posted project update #4Hooray!
Post CommentI can't possibly thank all of my backers enough,
Our 50 days are up and we've exceeded our goal! Right now, we are on target for the following roll-out schedule of rewards:
1) PDFs ($5) - Mid August
2) Unsigned book copies (pledges of $15)- Late August
3) Signed book copies and additional original art pieces (pledges of $25 and greater)- Mid September
Tomorrow, I will send out an email requesting your contact information. This is for shipping purposes, but more importantly I would like to know how you would like your name to appear in the acknowledgement section of the book. For that reason, your timely reply is important.
In the meanwhile, it is time for a little pool party with the gods. Thanks again everyone, I will be in touch soon ^.^

~Marjee C.~
