I don’t know if anyone follows updates to my website, especially since the last one happened in 2013, but we are halfway through the Ohio Renaissance Festival near Harverysburg, OH. The faire runs until October 27th this year.

Come purchase copies of my Wheel of Time artwork that will be featured in the new Companion, or just chat. Hope to see you there.

Heck, just to see if anyone is reading, I am offering a $10 off coupon on my limited edition Wheel of Time prints, both The Last Battle and The Creature That Had Once Been Padan Fain. Just use this coupon during checkout, WoTlimited. It expires on October 30th.

All I have to say is Wow! LibertyCon treated Mike and I like kings. Shannon had been trying to get us to come to their show since the first years of Aradani. And while it took us a while to find the opening in our insane schedule, this was our 4th year at the show, and every year it becomes more and more like family.

Thanks again guys for the great time, the good panels, the great gaming (Fritz and Daniel, I’m looking at you!) during the Dead Dog Party… I can’t thank enough people. And watch out, Derek, next year I might get my hands on ones of those ribbons thanks to your lovely wife. *mwahahah*

So thanks to everyone that came out and saw us at both the TN and GA Renaissance Festivals. We had quite a successful year at both shows! The new booth in GA really helped us jump out and be seen, and TN is TN, it is always amazing!

For those wanting to know where to find us next, Mike and I will be the Special Guests of Honor at LibertyCon in Chattanooga, TN. It will be held at the Chattanooga Choo-Choo on June 28th through 30th. Hope to see some people there, especially since I told who knows how many people about it on the final two weekends of TN Ren. : )

So got the whole new site, up, running, and actually viewable to the public! To celebrate, I will give a $5 off a $30 purchase coupon to the first 5 people that contact me via the new site. Offer expires February 10th, 2013. Thanks so much!

Paul

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