Someone did an amazing set of photos at Charity Hospital in Nola a while ago, and I don't remember where I saw them (what website or forum) but I've spent several hours looking for them and my google-fu has completely failed me. Does anyone else remember seeing this? The same person explored several other spots in New Orleans, including Lindy Boggs Medical Center and I believe several schools. If anyone remembers seeing this and can point me in the right direction, I would be very grateful. Thanks!
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TLDR:
Five of the biggest indie presses will be joining together once again to bid farewell to the holiday season with an epic free/$0.99 sale on Dec. 26th and 27th, and this is our one and only open call for participants. Authors, comment below if you want in, and I (u/BryceOConnor) or a member of the Wraithmarked team will DM you a link to the Google Sheets where you can sign up!
This year we are turning the MegaSale into a charity event to benefit St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital! To participate this year, you must pledge to donate $0.01 USD to St. Jude's per book you sell or give away!
THE LONG VERSION:
Wraithmarked Creative, Mountaindale Press, Aethon Books, Shadow Alley Press, and Portal Books are all banding together once again to give r/Fantasy and the speculative fiction reader community an epic sale to bid 2021 goodbye in style.
All speculative fiction books that fit the following parameters are welcome:
- Book(s) must be made FREE OR $0.99 all day on the 26 and 27th of December, the two days after Christmas.
- No erotica.
- No harem, no reverse harem.
- No racist/hateful content.
- One major change this year all need to be aware of! This year we are turning the MegaSale into a charity event to benefit St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital! To participate this year, you must pledge to donate $0.01 USD to St. Jude's per book you sell or give away! (We are trusting no one has an issue with pediatric cancer research 📷 )
I swear that's not much! For those of you like me who are bad at math, that means:
$1 donated for every 100 books, $10 for every 1000, $100 for every 10,000.
(For context, the average author sold/gave away about 2500 copies last year, so about $25 worth of donation).
For an example of how the last sale went, we sold/gave away more than 200k books across all our writers. That sale, the 2021 MegaSale, can be found here if you would like context.
Please comment below that you are interested, and I will DM you directly with a link to the sign-up Sheets!
Thank you all!
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... keep reading on reddit ➡I mean.....After the win yesterday there was a whole lotta fuckin' going on. Hell, the game itself was a whole lotta fuckin' going on. I will wager in nine months time there will be a bump in the birth rate. Best to get ready for it.
They're looking to find a way to compare the space available in the back seats of volunteers' cars (has to be back seats as covid rules mean the clients can't sit in the front) so that they can allocate volunteers to the best suited job each day.
Do you have any advice on a good website we could use to do easy comparisons?
Hi guys unfortunately I've been hit by COVID and have been in hospital for over a week and a half with a few more days to come and it's opened my eyes quite a bit so I was wondering if anyone could point me to any activities or whatnot whether it's a cafe or a nice nature spot. I also want to donate to whomever as thanks but don't have a lot of money or know any decent charities or what even to donate so any advice would be wonderful. Whether it's DVDS, something for dogs after losing my dog earlier in the year or to a cancer charity after losing my dad over a decade ago I want to do something good. I apologise this post is all over the place unfortunately my stay has made me quite emotional
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