The Moon in a Barn
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So here’s a question: if we don’t have the fortune of being at ReaderCon, how can we get our hands on one of these puppies? The chapbook, obviously, not the ad.
Have no fear, Shara. You will get one with bows on.
We’ve sort of been ruminating on whether to put the chapbook on Amazon or something like for a token fee after the initial release. Not sure where we are with that.
Awesome.
And yes, you should definitely try to get it on Amazon. Hell, see if you can make it an eBook! 
Ah, “the lunatics”–I love it! As though we’re all standing outside that beautifully listing barn, howling at the moon.
I thought about “moonites”, but that yields unfortunate reference to that wacko bomb scare thing that happened in boston. Loonies? That would make Jay happy.
Love it! Very cool indeed.
And if I fail to make it to ReaderCon, perhaps I can steal one from the lunatic Mr. Howe.
Woo. Thank you, Krista! No doubt Mr. Howe will not know what hit him.
That’s a seriously amazing cover. Perhaps some copies will be available at TNEO?
Actually at the moment I have a whole different cover in mind for the actual chapbook… though I do like the way this ad looks very much. Mebe I should post the cover too and solicit feedback as to which people prefer?
I just hate to be leaning too hard on my own horn, when my graphic design skills in most cases can be called competent at best.
Okay, I wasn’t paying attention where you said it was an ad, but I do think this is a great image. So toot away!
Looks very cool!