The first of May. Four months and counting.

May 01, 2009 07:57

One of the downsides to being a somewhat type-A math geek girl is having a constant awareness of the various numerical milestones unfolding all around me. It's the first of May! And quite aside from the various religious (Happy Beltane!) and humorous (Happy Jonathan Coulton Says You Have Permission To Do That, But Please, Not On My Lawn Day!) ( Read more... )

promotion, math is awesome, poetry, rosemary and rue, requesting things

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lostwind May 1 2009, 15:37:32 UTC
How about a "post an LJ or Facebook note about Rosemary & Rue and win!"
Linkage required for verifacation, and X numbers of winners drawn from all verified entries?

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lostwind May 1 2009, 15:40:56 UTC
And incidentally, I think anu suggestions you do use should have a chance at a copy.

And yes I am stacking the deck.
I have a copy on pre-order already, but if I can get an early copy through nefarious schemery, I will.

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seanan_mcguire May 1 2009, 15:55:14 UTC
That's an idea for closer to the date of release. Right now, I don't want to over-saturate people on something they can't have. (Outside this journal, of course. I'm an author in pre-release, I have no choice.)

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sheistheweather May 1 2009, 15:48:17 UTC
A caption contest for a strip of "With Friends Like These"?

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seanan_mcguire May 2 2009, 17:35:23 UTC
Interesting idea.

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pola_bear May 1 2009, 15:55:45 UTC
What about a 'Who or what is October Daye?' contest (could be Rosemary and Rue, or Toby, or whatever) with the person with the most wrong answer winning a book? As in everyone has to try and think of the most wrong answer. That sounds more confusing than it is.

Story or poem? Reverse iron poet perhaps?

Most delicious Seanan friendly recipe contest? Icon contest?

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seanan_mcguire May 2 2009, 17:35:34 UTC
Hee. Thanks, honey.

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popelizbet May 1 2009, 16:28:59 UTC
I think a "make a book trailer" contest would be good, as well as creating many opportunities for future marketing.

Someone else said "structured poem" - I forget the name for that type of poem of which the Rev. Dodgson was so fond, the one where the first letters of each line spell stuff out?

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dornbeast May 1 2009, 17:14:40 UTC
the one where the first letters of each line spell stuff out?

Acrostic poem?

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popelizbet May 1 2009, 18:29:09 UTC
That would be it, yes. :D Today is not a brain day.

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seanan_mcguire May 2 2009, 17:36:09 UTC
I think you're right, but also think that book trailers work better after a person's read the book, y'know?

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seanan_mcguire May 2 2009, 17:36:28 UTC
Thank you!

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