My old bedroom was jam-packed with posters. Seriously. There were absolutely fucking millions of the things. Never mind that, for the most part, they were quite shit posters, they covered most of the free space on my walls.
… Well, okay. The above paragraph is hyperbole. But I did have quite a few posters, but now I’ve changed bedrooms, I don’t have any: the only thing anywhere near similar to a poster is an oil pastel drawing a girl from work gave me to cheer me up when I was still working there, and then let me take home when I left.
As such, I am on a poster hunt. An Evangeline Lilly poster would be quite nice – this one specifically. However, it’s from one of those sites that just generally manufactures posters based on images submitted to them, by the look of it, so I’m not sure it’ll be high quality when it’s blown-up to poster scale.
That said, there are no official Evangeline posters from what I can tell. Which is a shame, really.
Speaking of Lilly, she’s on the adverts for something or other in the UK now! I saw it first on Monday then promptly forgot about it, before seeing it again yesterday while I was playing with my phone at mum’s – I believe my exact response was a gasp, and “Yay, it’s Evangeline Lilly from Lost!”
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Anyone suffering from some mental deficiency will have been looking forward to the X-Con paperback release, and will know that it wasn’t actually released yesterday. The problem was actually on Lulu’s end of things, so sadly, none of the blame can be placed on Stuart. Though, given that I completely forgot that I needed to rejig the cover art to the new proportions until midway through yesterday, it was very nearly my fault.
(Yes, I did do the fucking amazing cover art to X-Con, which you should know by the ‘Cover designed by Nicholas Ambrose www.boringinternet.co.uk’ message on the back of the novel. I also wrote the blurb – perhaps the best piece of writing from cover-to-cover.)
