There are only about fourteen hours left on this long-since-funded Kickstarter (I had it open in a tab long enough that I missed the early-bird version of the lowest level, which is all I wanted--oops!), but hey, that's still fourteen hours, in case anyone wants to check it out: "Fantasy Coloring Books for (so-called) Grown-ups"The Kickstarter is ( Read more... )

This note gets its own section! For those of you who sounded interested when I mentioned the possibility of a Fruits Basket reread, a new data point has emerged!
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I consciously try not to click on every interesting Kickstarter link that crosses my radar, because I'm pretty sure it'd be a good way to spend waaaaay too much money. (It's probably not literally true to say that at this point, half of the links I've seriously checked out have been projects that Allison Scagliotti's involved in...but the point is ( Read more... )

Via several people on Twitter, Kickstarter has made an apology re: their initial response to the rape manual "seduction guide" that was funded this week. There's a lot to be said for an apology that's heavy on "we were wrong" and doesn't include any half-assed, begrudging "sorry if you felt upset" bullshit ( Read more... )

There's a Kickstarter for a Veronica Mars movie.

A for-real, honest-to-goodness Veronica Mars movie, complete with an adorable "please help us make a movie for you!" video with Kristen Bell, Jason Dohring, Ryan Hansen, Enrico Colantoni, and Rob Thomas ( Read more... )

Yay, the Glitter and Mayhem anthology got funded! I was getting nervous for a while there, because when I'd last looked (several hours ago now) there were only about fifteen hours to go and it needed another $1500 or so ( Read more... )

I think I need to decide by tomorrow whether I want to get a supporting Worldcon membership so I can nominate things for and vote in the Hugos. I'm not really concerned about the nominations, because the only thing I really, really want to be sure is nominated is Blackout, and given that both Feed and Deadline were nominated (and Feed came within ( Read more... )