Chapbook question for the floor.
So in 2005, I did a limited-edition chapbook for OVFF, when I was Toastmistress. They sold out in about two hours, and I've never seen them again (well, except for my copy, but my mother doesn't even have one).
This year, I did another limited-edition chapbook for Conflikt. Due to a variety of comic circumstances involving small children and hand-stitching books being really hard, they didn't all get finished in time for the con, and I'll be taking some with me to DucKon. Which, y'know, yay for DucKon, since the chapbooks are cool-hand-stitched, with color photography by Beckett Gladney on the cover-and will hopefully be massive collector's items someday. But I know that overlap between OVFF 2005 and Conflikt/DucKon isn't absolute. So...
1. Do I take all the chapbooks to DucKon, since they're limited and all, and say "sorry, Charlie" to people who couldn't make either convention?
2. Do I sell a certain number of them online, for the sake of people who can't make the con?
3. Do I claim I'll sell the leftovers online, even though I know damn well there won't be any?
Enlighten me, o world.
This year, I did another limited-edition chapbook for Conflikt. Due to a variety of comic circumstances involving small children and hand-stitching books being really hard, they didn't all get finished in time for the con, and I'll be taking some with me to DucKon. Which, y'know, yay for DucKon, since the chapbooks are cool-hand-stitched, with color photography by Beckett Gladney on the cover-and will hopefully be massive collector's items someday. But I know that overlap between OVFF 2005 and Conflikt/DucKon isn't absolute. So...
1. Do I take all the chapbooks to DucKon, since they're limited and all, and say "sorry, Charlie" to people who couldn't make either convention?
2. Do I sell a certain number of them online, for the sake of people who can't make the con?
3. Do I claim I'll sell the leftovers online, even though I know damn well there won't be any?
Enlighten me, o world.