Moonridge Auction Reminder & One More Donation

[calic0cat]

Just a reminder that the Moonridge Auction is ending on Saturday, July 2nd (that's tomorrow, folks!). Individual items are ending at different times throughout the day, but they all end sometime tomorrow.

I've added one more listing to my auction contributions: the remaining stories in my TS 'Light' series. Guaranteed happy ending, J/B slash. I'm including a print copy of the series, plus two stained glass suncatchers (replicas of the final versions of the two main suncatchers in the series - these ones, obviously, made by me rather than Blair *grin*). Suncatchers and stories will ship together, within 90 days of me being notified of payment to Moonridge. This is a very, very late addition to the auction, but I had to be sure that both suncatchers and the stories would be ready in a timely manner. I now am, so they are now listed as GM#320: From Calic0cat: 'Light' short stories. Hopefully, the addition isn't too late to pull in a few bids and some more money for Moonridge!

See my preceding LJ entry for info on my other auction donations (two completed TS stories, three TS zine packages, and a pair of Robert Bishop art prints).

Comments

[calic0cat.livejournal.com]

I had promised myself that I wouldn't offer any stories that weren't completely finished, so I almost didn't offer these. But the suncatchers were over half finished, and the stories are at least roughed-out, so I decided to go ahead and offer this package. Everything's close enough to ready that I'm not worried about it turning into a repeat of last year's situation, where I gave myself a nasty case of writer's block in the GW fandom that I still haven't entirely shaken. Fortunately, last year's winners have been very, very patient and understanding.

[rhianne.livejournal.com]

::sob:: Unfortunately I got outbid on the suncatchers (it's always hard to bid on something when it means getting up at 4am to see the end of the auction *g* which I did do, actually, but still managed to get beaten ::sigh::) but I would love to perhaps see a picture of them, when they're done if you didn't mind? I've been wondering what they'd look like ever since I read your description of them in the Light series.