Whew, we just got the shipping confirmation for our order of The Child’s Guide to Death. Unless something freaky happens with UPS we should have the books in time.
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Dustin LaValley and John Edward Lawson will be attending Anthocon Nov. 11-13, 2011 in Portsmouth, NH. Visit the con site for more info. Here's a video from one of their previous exploits:
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