It’s the last day of the Aicardi Syndrome Foundation Fundraiser, and we’re within two hundred bucks of the $12,500 goal!
I don’t want to sound like an NPR pledge drive, but there are only 8 hours left to donate.
To keep the excitement and momentum going, I’ve posted two more cover poses behind the cut.
The first is from Kelley Armstrong’s Bitten. Not only is this pose rather painful on the shoulders and wrists, but it also demonstrates the dead-girl-on-the-cover trend. I’ve seen this on other books, and maybe it’s even appropriate to the story, but tell me, have any of you ever seen a dead guy on a book cover?
I also did my best to match the cover of Lois McMaster Bujold’s book Captain Vorpatril’s Alliance, which several people requested. With the help of the ever-popular teddy bear and a photobomb from our cat Flop, I propped myself up on the couch and tried not to give myself too much of a head rush.
Mirrored from Jim C. Hines.












Comments
Boosting the signal.
(Seriously, this whole project has been awesome and I admire the hell out of you for it.)
Vorpatril: Why no blue interpretive dancer pose???
I loved the Bujold book, but I looked at the cover and thought...SERIOUSLY? (Of course, what I should have been thinking was "JIM COULD DO THIS! WITH A CAT! AND A STUFFED BEAR!" But that would have been crazy.)
I contributed. Not much, since I'm spreading my meager wealth around donation-wise, but I'm in there.
Did you email me? I haven't seen anything pop up from you yet.
But yea, dislocating all over the place.
but to be fair the blue girl is a dancer, and that looks like a dance pose to me. Unlike that post they've put poor Tej in
Ow. Just ow.