leficia

It only costs $30 or $35, including shipping, depending on where I need to send it! Or, if you prefer, you can buy the PDF for just $10!



I'm reeeeeeeeeally hoping to print a book which includes Rapunzel (preview here: leficia.deviantart.com/art/Rap… ) and The Piper (preview here: leficia.deviantart.com/art/Pip… ) and Sheherezade, and Six Swans, which is my newest story, and only available if you purchase this book.
I've signed up with pozible.com, which is like kickstarter, except for australians, which means that if I don't get enough money pledged (from pre-orders) nobody has to pay anything, which is good because no-one's out of pocket.
EXCEPT I WILL BE HEARTBROKEN.

If you're interested in my fairy tales, I would honestly deeply appreciate if you could put a few dollars towards this.

my pozible page is: www.pozible.com/index.php/arch…

Often at the end of semesters, rather than spend all my time finishing my uni work, i find myself instead spending all my time writing. the closer i get to assessment, the more obsessed i become. this last semester saw me revisit a story i started at least two and a half years ago (read: before i finished Rapunzel) and i've continued to tinker with it.

until today. a friend of mine read it and approved it for sharing.

i believe it to be recognisably my writing, but at the same time quite different to my other stories. please critique it. i'll be updating installments about three times a week.

i had a ball, and the year got away from me. sometimes when i get in a mood i go over my old journal entries, and i think it will be interesting to look at these later on.

thanks for putting up with me - now onto the rest of 2011 and beyond!

i'm not dead. uni just finished for the year, and i have big plans to organise every single thing over these holidays, including dA and my computer hard drive.  a proper update will come soon.

i am feeling grown up; i am watching a show on the ABC about the upcoming election. i so hope Labour is still the Government in a week's time. i've not been too interested in politics in the last three or four years, but my interest was growing, even before Julia Gillard took control of the Labour party. Maybe i really am growing up. During this whole election campaign, i have watched my share of debates, interviews, and ad. Labour is by no means perfect, but i get the sense that despite the snide comments against the Liberals that is practically mandatory, Labour has plans and ideas and ideals. Liberal has given me nothing more than "Labour has done a bad job. we'll do it differently," without a "how" or a "where". so yeah. this saturday imma line up at my local primary school and tick labour. #australian
#proudofmandatoryvoting #ohwaitthisisnttwitter