2014 Trick-Or-Treat Giveaway

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It is officially October (well, it has been for the past five days, but that's beside the point...right?). Bring out the orange and black, the fake bats, goons, and goblins, and spin those webs of cotton! As for me, I will be enjoying many pumpkin spice lattes. Yes, I am extremely cliche when it comes to certain things in the mundane world of life. [ Insert winking emote here ]

 Happy BOOctober from Elly and Pierson! 
...Although he is not too happy about being forced into a Dracula costume.

I'm working on a spooky tale, chipping away at it when I can. The process is slow, but it's better than never. In the meantime, if you want to get your Halloween spirit on, try Donner Lake Disaster on for size. It has a popping amount of pulp and Lovecraftian fun. The best part? It's FREE!

2014 Trick-Or-Treat Giveaway!

Elly is feeling generous and wants to hand out treats at the end of the month. Watch out for Pierson though...he's full of tricks!

Send me a picture of your Halloween costume, decorations, or you in costume by 11:59 p.m. on the 31st November 1st, and I'll pick a winner. The winner will receive a paperback copy of The Year is Now. 

There's a catch though: I need at least THREE entries. Pierson is just waiting to pull a trick!

Send all entries and inquiries to:
On November 2nd, I'll announce the winner. If I don't get enough entries, Pierson will take over this blog and post a trick! 

RULES:
+ It has to be your costume, not just a screenshot of a super awesome costume on Amazon.
+ You do not have to be wearing it (you can take a picture of it hanging up or laid out).
+ Houses/Apartments decked out in Halloween decorations are okay--they just have to be yours.
+ International entries are okay! 


Shy. Introvert. Stargazer. Grasshopper. Loves art, The Man in the High Castle, and Star Trek.

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