And the winners of the wolf conservation drawing are...

I'll be contacting people shortly.

Firecat - 1 signed copy of Silver Moon, Spirit of the Wolf and a wolf bookmark
Rich - 1 signed copy of Silver Moon, a stuffed wolf and a wolf magnet
Connie -  1 copy of The Dubious Hills by Pamela Dean
Alice - 1 copy of Wolf Songs, Vol. 1 (Wolfsinger Publications)
Chad - 1 copy of Goblin Secrets by William Alexander

I ended up with more prizes than donors,alas, but we still raised over $200 for wolf conservation programs. :-) I think I will try something like this, only more ogranized next year.

I want to thank all of the folks who generously donated prizes: Pamela Dean, S.N. Arly, Therese Arkenberg, Lee Martindale, Kari Sperring, Amber Polo, William Alexander, John Palisano, Kristi Petersen Schoonover, Zumaya Publications and Amy J. Benesch. I also want to thank all the folks who signal-boosted and of course, all those who donated. Finally, I want to thank the other people who contacted me and wanted to donate additional prizes. All of your generosity is greatly appreciated!

And on a totally different note...

My Monday, which was pretty amazing.
I got asked to be on a panel on LGBT literature in different genres for the Twin Cities Book Festival (http://www.raintaxi.com/bookfest/), October 13th at the Fairgrounds. And Kate Bornstein is a guest this year! Not sure if she'll be on the panel or not, but still very, very cool.
I'm going to be interviewed for Outlook Magazine (http://www.outlookcolumbus.com)
And an excerpt of Silver Moon will be included in The Advocate's SheWired feed in the near future. :-D Got a lovely note from editor Diane Anderson-Minshall to that effect last night.
I'll also have a short piece on the Clarion Foundation blog on depictions of agingi in sf/f in September.

Am very, very pleased.