And It's Done!!

The auction is ended and there are some pretty lucky (and I'm sure happy) winners out there!

So many amazing donations from so many amazing people! Everyone who participated, whether from bidding or donating, is awesome. Thank you soooo much!

For those items that did not receive bids (I'm afraid they might have gotten lost in the sheer volume of awesomeness!), I will either extend the auction to some time later this month or (after talking to the donors and Kendra) see about having them offered at a set price elsewhere.

Winners will be contacted later today!

Ten Page Critique from Author Kellie Sheridan And E-Books for a Year from Patchwork Press

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First ten pages critique from author Kellie Sheridan

AND

E-Books for a year from Patchwork Press.

One ebook emailed to you every month from Patchwork Press, including titles from Kellie Sheridan, Erica Crouch and Janna Jennings.

Kellie Sheridan is a Canadian author and book blogger. When not reading books or writing, she's working with books through publishers like Patchwork Press and Spencer Hill Press. Her debut novel, Mortality, was released in March.

Dragonfly Painting by Victoria Caswell

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Painting, by Victoria Caswell

dimensions:

18 x 24

acrylic

metallic paint accents

Layout of a Book with InDesign, by Marie Romero

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Layout of a book with InDesign, by Marie Romero

Get a professional look for your indie published book.

Signed Copy of Inanimate Objects by Kendra Saunders

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A signed copy of Inanimate Objects, by Kendra Saunders herself! It comes with glitter! And a note! And will even be signed by the cover model.

this guy

My name is Kendra L. Saunders and I was born in the very hot landscape of east Texas to 
transplanted-Yankee parents. I spent years in the suburbs of Dallas/Fort Worth where it was too hot and 
too dangerous to play outside or explore. Instead, I learned the joy of reading books, making up stories to 
tell my parents and dreaming about exotic far off places like the rainforests of South America. By the age 
of seven I had already decided I wanted to be an author of novels. In second grade my school asked the 
students to dress up as what they wanted to be when they grew up, for Halloween. Amid ballerinas, 
astronauts, doctors and  marine biologists, I walked into school wearing my dressiest suit, carrying a 
briefcase in one hand and papers in the other. As if that wasn't weird enough, my first story assignment 
was about a woman sailing far from home. My teacher remarked I was the only student she'd seen that 
wrote about an adult.

I've stuck to that dream and that formula for all these years (though the briefcase has since disappeared).  
I carry ugly notebooks with me at all times (they should be ugly. Who wants to carry around a pretty 
notebook, when it will just be splashed upon, written in, abused, tossed around, torn and sat on?) and keep 
a running commentary on my life, times and strange mind.

Musicality and lyrics are some of my greatest creative inspirations.Professional credits:Kendra L. Saunders is the author of the magic realism novel Inanimate Objects and the dark comedy Death 
and Mr. Right. She has been published in Snakeskin Magazine, Premier Bride Magazine and has conducted 
interviews with goth rocker Aurelio Voltaire, NYT Bestselling author Jennifer L. Armentrout and fashion 
designers Dmitry Sholokhov and Fabio Costa, among others, for Steampunk Magazine, The New England 
Horror Writers and ipmnation.com. She reports regularly for Pure Textuality and writes helpful writing 
articles for NerdCaliber's Pages of Note.

Kendra has attended a number of sci-fi/anime/steampunk conventions, notably Arisia, Anime Boson,Watch 
City Festival, ConnectiCon and TeslaCon. She is the creator of the popular "Five Headed Muse" panel, as 
well as the "What We Can Learn from Fan Fiction" panel. Kendra was also featured as a guest on other 
panels throughout 2012 and has been noted for her energy and enthusiastic approach to writing education.

She also has a lifelong passion for black and white photography and shares photographs from her travels 
and adventures through her website, facebook, tumblr and twitter.

Kendra is host of the quirky literary podcast, 13 1/2 Minutes and has been a featured guest and co-host on 
various radio and podcast shows.

In her spare time Kendra likes to daydream about (foreign) boys with dark hair, drink too much tea, read 
fashion magazines, listen to records on vinyl, plan her dream trip to England and attempt to travel back in 
time to the Jazz Age. Find her online at www.kendralsaunders.com on twitter at @kendrybird or on tumblr 
at http://www.inanimateobjects.tumblr.com

Cuff Bracelet Inspired by Kelpie, by Trisha Wooldridge

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Cuff bracelet adorned with art from Kelpie, by Trisha Wooldridge

Good luck!

Commissioned Artwork by Slake Saunders

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Commissioned Drawing by artist, Slake Saunders

Example of her work:

30 Minute Skype Chat with Emily White AND Handmade Goodies

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A 30 minute skype chat with author Emily White AND a custom made mini top hat or headband

These are only samples. Winner will get a custom hat or headband. Great for yourself! Or gift for a loved one.

Emily White is a nerd. 

She prefers her men fully clothed and donning bowties, her commas British, her books cheesy with big, overly-dramatic explosions, her characters awkward and endearingly real,* and watching her movies in authentic turn-of-the-century theaters. When not exposing her nerdy self to the world, she's creating her own friends and putting them in horrible, yet sometimes humorous situations.

Check out her YA Space Opera series starting with Elemental (Spencer Hill Press, 2012), continuing with FAE (SHP, December 2013), and ending sometime in the near future with a book she has yet to write. She's also authored a collection of Steampunk (zombie, werebot romance) flash fiction, if you're into those kinds of things, titled "To Love or Die in a Steamy-Reamy World." Her YA Contemporary Fantasy, ALMOST NIGHT, will be out this summer. 

Scoring of a Book Trailer by Robert Muerto

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The Scoring of a Book Trailer from artist, Robert Muerto

His site

Robert Muerto was born in Hampton, VA, but he didn’t stay long and was soon traveling the world as an Air Force brat. Perhaps inspired by the many places and cultures he encountered, he picked up a guitar at the ripe young age of 16. Eventually, his parents bought him a drum set, and a star was born. 
ROBERT MUERTO ENDORSES:JACKSON DRUMS,SALUDA CYMBALS,COFFIN CASE,STEVE CLAYTON GUITAR PICKS..

Five Page Critique from author J.L. Spelbring

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Five page critique from author J.L. Spelbring

J.L. Spelbring lives in Texas, where she wanders out in the middle of the night to look at the big and bright stars. Besides knocking imaginary bad guys in the head with a keyboard, she enjoys being swept away between the pages of a book, running amuck inside in her own head, pretending she is into running, and hanging out with her kids, who are way too cool for her. 

Her novel, Perfection, will be released in May, 2013.

Signed Copy of PERFECTION by J.L. Spelbring

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Signed copy of PERFECTION, by J.L. Spelbring

The personification of Aryan purity, Ellyssa's spent her whole life under her creator's strict training and guidance; her purpose is to eradicate inferior beings. She was genetically engineered to be the perfect soldier: strong, intelligent, unemotional, and telepathic. 

Only Ellyssa isn't perfect. 
Ellyssa feels emotions--a fact she's spent her life concealing. Until she encounters the epitome of inferiority: a dark-haired boy raised among renegades hiding since the Nazis won the war a century ago. He speaks to her telepathically, pushing thoughts into her mind, despite the impossibility of such a substandard person having psychic abilities. 
But he does. 
His unspoken words and visions of a place she's never visited make Ellyssa question her creator. Confused and afraid her secret will be discovered, Ellyssa runs away, embarking on a journey where she discovers there is more to her than perfection.

First Five Pages Critique From Author Mary Gray

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First five pages critique from author, Mary Gray

Mary Gray has a fascination with all things creepy. That's why all her favorite stories usually involve panic attacks and hyperventilating. In real life, she prefers to type away on her computer, ogle over her favorite TV shows, and savor fiction. When she's not immersed in other worlds, she and her husband get their exercise by chasing after their three children. The Dollhouse Asylum (Spencer Hill Press) is her first novel.

Query Critiques from Author Kimberly Ann Miller

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Query Critiques from author Kimberly Ann Miller (several winners will be selected)

Kimberly Miller received Bachelor's degrees from Georgian Court University and Rutgers University and a Master'sdegree from The University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey. She is an avid reader and particularly enjoys true crime and young adult novels. She grew up in New Jersey and currently resides in Monmouth County with her husband and three cats. When she’s not writing, she loves to travel to sunny islands where she snorkels by day and stargazes by night. She always takes her Nook with her. 

Her debut novel: Triangles

Query Critique from Author Lisa Amowitz

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A query critique from author Lisa Amowitz

Lisa Amowitz was born in Queens and raised in the wilds of Long Island, New York where she climbed trees, thought small creatures lived under rocks and studied ant hills. And drew. A lot.

When she hit her teens, she realized that Long Island was too small for her and she needed to escape. So she went to college in Pittsburgh. Go figure.

On leaving college, Lisa became a graphic designer living in New York City. She eventually married her husband of a zillion years, had two lovely children, and was swept away to a fairy tale life in the Bronx, where, unbelievably there are more trees and wilderness than her hometown. She can see the Hudson River from her kitchen window.

Lisa has been a professor of graphic design at her beloved Bronx Community College where she has been tormenting and cajoling students for nearly seventeen years. She started writing eight years ago because she wanted something to illustrate, but somehow, instead ended up writing YA. Probably because her mind is too dark and twisted for small children.

In 2010, she landed the agent of her dreams, Victoria Marini, whom she has repeatedly tried to fatten up with cupcakes. 

BREAKING GLASS which will be released in July, 2013 from Spencer Hill Press, is her first published work. VISION, the first of the Finder series will be released in 2014, along with an unnamed sequel in the following year. LIFE AND BETH will also be released in the near future, along with really cool graphic novel style art. So stay tuned because Lisa is very hyper and has to create stuff to stay alive. 

Hunted, by Ednah Walters and Swag

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A copy of Hunted, by Ednah Walters AND t-shirt, pen, and mousepad

All-American Girl By Justine Dell and Swag

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Signed copy of All-American Girl, by Justine Dell with All-American Girl and Recaptured Dreams Bookmarks

ARC of In The After by Demitria Lunetta and Swag Packs

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An ARC of In The After, by Demitria Lunetta and swag packs

Good luck!

Hand Crocheted Bookmarks by Jaleh Dragich

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Two Hand-Crocheted Bookmarks by Jaleh Dragich

Book

Shhh

Good luck!

Blog Tour Package From Lady Reader's Bookstuff Tour Services

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a Blog Tour Package from Lady Reader's Bookstuff Tour Services.

"Amy Del Rosso's love of reading is well documented if you Google search her name, or more importantly her book blog, known as Lady Reader's Book Stuff. Her passion to begin posting book reviews started only a few short years ago, and has since garnered the attention of NY Times Best Selling Author's and Big-6 publishers alike, with her successful blog tours and book promotion capabilities. Amy's desire to support important causes, such as supporting non-profit organizations, brought her to create the first ever Author & Blogger Anti-Bullying Awareness Campaign, which will continue every year to bring author's, blogger's, and reader's together to build awareness, share their stories & their love of reading. Amy currently resides in Atlanta, GA with her daughter."

Custom Necklace by Erica Cameron

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A custom made necklace by Erica Cameron

This is an example of her work. You are bidding on the chance to work with Erica to get a necklace specially made for you.

Good luck!

Signed ARC of PODs, Signed Copies of her Concilium Series, and a swag bundle from Michelle Pickett

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A signed ARC of PODs, signed copies of her Concilium series, and a swag bundle from Michelle Pickett

Michelle has been an avid reader since a young child. She began writing for personal enjoyment in college, where she graduated Summa Cum Laude with a degree in accounting. Deciding sitting in a cubical all day was cruel and unusual punishment, she decided to do what she really wanted to--share her passion for reading and writing with others. She wrote her debut Young Adult novel, PODs, in 2011.

Michelle was born and raised in Michigan. She now resides in a small community outside Houston, Texas with her husband, four children, a 125-pound lap dog, and a very grumpy cockatiel. Michelle writes adult and Young Adult Sci-Fi romance.

Good luck!!

E-Copy of Amarok, by Angela Townsend

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An e-copy of Amarok, by Angela Townsend

Angela Townsend was born in the beautiful Rocky Mountains of Missoula, Montana.  As a child, Angela grew up listening to stories told by her grandparents, ancient tales and legends of faraway places.  Influenced by her Irish and Scottish heritage, Angela became an avid research historian, specializing in Celtic mythology.  Her gift for storytelling finally led her to a full time career in historical research and writing.  A writer in local community circulations, Angela is also a published genealogical and historical resource writer who has taught numerous research seminars.  Currently, Angela divides her time between writing, playing Celtic music on her fiddle, and Irish dancing.  She resides on a ranch, in rural Northwestern Montana, with her two children Levi and Grant.

She is represented by Jill Corcoran of the Herman Agency. 

Signed ARC of Copper Girl, by Jennifer Allis Provost, Handmade Necklace, and Watercolor Paintings

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A signed ARC of Copper Girl, by Jennifer Allis Provost AND homemade jewelry and watercolor paintings.

Jennifer Allis Provost is a native New Englander who lives in a sprawling colonial along with her beautiful and precocious twins, a dog, two birds, three cats, and a wonderful husband who never forgets to buy ice cream. As a child, she read anything and everything she could get her hands on, including a set of encyclopedias, but fantasy was always her favorite. She spends her days drinking vast amounts of coffee, arguing with her computer, and avoiding any and all domestic behavior. 

Good luck!

Build a Man, Construct a Couple, and The Pollyanna Plan by bestselling author Talli Roland

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E-copies of Build a Man, Construct a Couple, and The Pollyana Plan, by bestselling author Talli Roland

I write humorous, romantic fiction with just a touch of snark. I live in London, on a street with two Starbucks and (at last count) three other cafés that I can't go to because I'm always broke, forcing me to stay home in my cozy little flat and make my own increasingly stonger brew.

I have a secret crush on Sir Alan of The Apprenticeand if I was forced to wax anyone's hairy chest it would have to be Simon Cowell.   Clearly I watch too much reality television. 

And let this be my confession: I thoroughly enjoy the Daily Mail.

My debut novel, The Hating Game, was an Amazon Top 100 bestseller and short-listed for Best Romantic Read at the UK’s Festival of Romance, and my second,Watching Willow Watts, was selected as a 2011 Amazon Customer Favourite.Build A Man is my latest release. I also write the 24 Hours travel guides under the name Marsha Moore.

Good luck!

Query Critique OR First Chapter Critique from Dawn Kurtagich

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Query critique OR first chapter critique from Dawn Kurtagich

Dawn Kurtagich has a penchant for obsession. 

By the time she was eighteen, she had been to fifteen schools across two continents and every single one was an adventure. Her formative years were spent in Africa, where she lived on a mission, in the bush, in the city, and in the desert. She's been lucky enough to ride an elephant and to see an elephant stampede at close range. She has also witnessed the stealing of her underwear by very large, very angry baboons (seriously, baboons are scary). She has some pretty interesting stories about the jumping African baboon spider, but she saves these for Halloween. 

With a love of the horror genre and for darker stories in general, Dawn writes YA and adult fiction of a more speculative nature, delving into the mysterious sides of the universe and human nature. She can be found pretty much everywhere online, and does a weekly vlog over at her Youtube channel.  

 Check out her Query Tracker success story! And Good luck!

Signed Set of the Mindjack Trilogy, by Bestselling Author Susan Kaye Quinn

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A signed set of the Mindjack Trilogy, by bestselling author Susan Kaye Quinn.

Edit: US only, please

Susan grew up in California, got a bunch of engineering degrees (B.S. Aerospace Engineering, M.S. Mechanical Engineering, Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering) and worked everywhere from NASA to NCAR (National Center for Atmospheric Research). She designed aircraft engines, studied global warming, and held elected office (as a school board member). Now that she writes novels, her business card says "Author and Rocket Scientist," but she mostly sits around in her pajamas in awe that she gets paid to make stuff up.

All her engineering skills come in handy when dreaming up dangerous mindpowers, future dystopic worlds, and slightly plausible steampunk inventions. For her stories, of course. Just ignore that stuff in the basement.

Susan writes from the Chicago suburbs with her three boys, two cats, and one husband. Which, it turns out, is exactly as much as she can handle.

Flesh & Bone OR Extinction Machine, by NY Times Bestselling Author Jonathan Maberry

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A signed, personalized copy of Flesh & Bone OR Extinction Machine, by NY Times Bestselling and Multiple Bram Stoker winning author, Jonathan Maberry

Jonathan Maberry, NY Times Bestseller and Multiple Bram Stoker Award winner

FIRE & ASH - Simon & Schuster

ROT & RUIN -now in development for film!

EXTINCTION MACHINE -  St Martin's Griffin

MARVEL UNIVERSE VS THE AVENGERS  -Marvel Comics

JONATHAN MABERRY is a New York Times best-selling and multiple Bram Stoker Award-winning horror and thriller author, magazine feature writer, playwright, content creator and writing teacher/lecturer. His books have been sold to more than a dozen countries.

His novels include the Pine Deep Trilogy: GHOST ROAD BLUES (Pinnacle books; winner of the Bram Stoker Award for Best First Novel in 2006), DEAD MAN’S SONG (2007) and BAD MOON RISING (2008); the Joe Ledger series of action thrillers from St. Martin’s Griffin: PATIENT ZERO (2009, winner of the Black Quill and a Bram Stoker Award finalist for Best Novel), THE DRAGON FACTORY (2010; now available), THE KING OF PLAGUES (March 2011), ASSASSIN’S CODE (March 2012), EXTINCTION MACHINE (2013); THE WOLFMAN (NY Times bestseller from Tor, based on the Universal Pictures film starring Benecio Del Toro, Emily Blunt and Sir Anthony Hopkins; winner of the Scribe Award for Best Adaptation); the forthcoming standalone zombie thriller DEAD OF NIGHT (Oct 25 2011); and the Benny Imura series of Young Adult dystopian zombie thrillers from Simon & Schuster: ROT & RUIN (2011; named in Booklist’s Ten Best Horror Novels for Young Adults, a Bram Stoker and Pennsylvania Young Readers’ Choice Award finalist; winner of the Cybils Award, the Eva Perry Mock Printz medal, Dead Letter Best Novel Award, and four Melinda Awards), DUST & DECAY (Aug 30 2011), FLESH & BONE (2012) and FIRE & ASH (21013).

Jonathan was an expert on the History Channel documentary on zombies scheduled to air October 26.

His nonfiction works include: VAMPIRE UNIVERSE (Citadel Press, 2006), THE CRYPTOPEDIA (Citadel, 2007 –winner of the Bram Stoker Award for Outstanding Achievement in Nonfiction; co-authored by David F. Kramer), ZOMBIE CSU: The Forensics of the Living Dead (Winner of the Hinzman and Black Quill Awards and nominated for a Stoker Award; 2008), THEY BITE! (2009 co-authored by David F. Kramer), WANTED UNDEAD OR ALIVE (2010; Bram Stoker nominee; co-authored by Janice Gable Bashman), and THE VAMPIRE SLAYERS FIELD GUIDE TO THE UNDEAD (2001, written under the pen name of Shane MacDougall). 

He writes a variety of projects for Marvel Comics involving CAPTAIN AMERICA, BLACK PANTHER, DOOMWAR, WOLVERINE, DEADPOOL, THE X-MEN, FANTASTIC FOUR, the NY Times bestselling MARVEL ZOMBIES RETURN, MARVEL UNIVERSE vs THE PUNISHER and MARVEL UNIVERSE vs WOLVERINE. All of Jonathan’s comic book collections are released as Graphic Novel collections within a month or two of individual comic publication. 

Recent short stories include “Pegleg and Paddy Save the World” (HISTORY IS DEAD, Permuted Press 2007), “Doctor Nine” (KILLERS, Swimming Kangaroo Press, 2008; and reprinted in THE STORIES (in) BETWEEN Edited by Greg Schauer, Jeanne B. Benzel, and W.H. Horner. Fantasist Enterprises, 2009), “Sherlock Holmes and the Adventure of the Greenbrier Ghost” (LEGENDS OF THE MOUNTAIN STATE 2, Bloodletting Books, 2008), “Clean Sweeps” (AND SO IT BEGINS, Dark Quest Books, 2008), “Family Business” (THE NEW DEAD, St. Martin’s Press, 2010), “Like Part of the Family” (NEW BLOOD edited by Patrick Thomas and Diane Raetz, Padwolf Press, 2010), “Zero Tolerance” (THE LIVING DEAD 2, Night Shade Books), “Flint and Steel” (GI JOE: COBRA WARS, 2011), “Saint John”(THE MONSTER’S CORNER, 2011, St. Martin’s), “The Death Song of Dwar Guntha” (Under the Moons of Mars: New Adventures on Barsoom, 2012, Simon & Schuster), and “The Wind Through the Fence” (an original e-story available for all e-readers). His essay, “Take Me To Your Leader” will be included in the nonfiction book, TRIUMPH OF THE LIVING DEAD: Robert Kirkman's Zombie Epic on Page and Screen edited by James Lowder (BenBella Books/Smart Pop, 2011).

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