We are happy to announce that we’ve started mailing our books and rewards!
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The Silk Railroad book looks amazing. Well done! As always, submit your rewards here, and we’ll post them!
Call Me Kuchu, a documentary about gay rights in Uganda, hits theaters tonight. NYTimes named it a critic’s pick, noting the film “is a scary but inspiring film with real heroes and villains.”
Headed to Origins? So are we, and we’ll be hosting a few events. Be sure to stop by for some tabletop presentations, Q&A’s and a meet up Thursday night. We’d love to see ya!
Ok, more #Kickstarter love… don’t worry, I will get through the likes of the last image, just want to plug Spinnerette again with plenty of time left!
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Had fun & met awesome people at the #kickstarter party tonight. Thanks guys!
Thanks for coming! Can’t wait for the next one.
Let the envelope packing begin… Capt. Trouvier books arrive Wednesday! #kickstarter
Kickstarter right of passage.
Low Sounds By the Shore says, “Thank you,” to all you precious backers. We love you!
Submitted by Wesley John Hatch
A cartoon by Joe Dator, via The New Yorker http://nyr.kr/15pdeHT
The second time The New Yorker has published a Kickstarter cartoon. Not gonna lie, we like the first one more.
Holy shit we did it! We’re shooting our first feature length comedy this September. Wanted to give a big TRL shout out and thanks to all the folks that supported the kickstarter and spread the word. I love you all. Seriously, means a lot to me and don’t know that I can say that enough.
As Bela Lugosi says in the film Ed Wood, “Lets shoot this fucker”.
This is what a successful project looks like on the Kickstarter App for iPhone.
Amanda Palmer holding an “I’m a backer” button! Share a story with us here, and we’ll send ya one!
Radio Free Albemuth, a new film based on the novel by Philip K. Dick, is screening at Lincoln Center tonight. Ticket info here.
Had a very belated dinner with a very patient Kickstarter backer this evening. Drew a Gentleman Llama in his copy of True Believer to celebrate.
Jung Kim’s photography exhibit Daniel Johnston: here just opened in London. It’s on view at 18 Hewett Street until June 9th. Highly recommend ed!
Inside First Container’s new community space in Detroit! Visit them at 2930 Russell Street, Detroit.
