Shipping Update and Please Read

Shipping Updates:

Please do NOT ask me when you'll be receiving your package. I don't ship things on a daily basis so I have no idea. I will NOT answer any notes/comments/emails regarding when your package will arrive. All orders are sent from California, US., you can try to estimate it. USPS says that it takes 2-4 weeks, but it can take up to 5 weeks. When it goes out, we are not responsible for it if it becomes lost or gets delayed.

Update Sept. 17: Since everything was sent as stated in the last update, we obviously cannot change your addresses anymore. Thanks for understanding, everyone.

Update Sept. 15: EVERYTHING, pre-orders, artist's copies, wait list orders, and giveaways are ALL SHIPPED. Again, we cannot thank everybody enough. We will be closing the project as soon as we have time to sort the expenses and donate to St. Jude's.

Update Sept. 11: Wait list orders will be shipped on the weekends.

Update Sept 8: Most orders, including artists, have been shipped. They will arrive in 2-4 weeks, but may take longer if they are held for customs by your country. People on the waiting list: please check your email for invoices. I have canceled a few because I miscounted; So if you received an email that I canceled or if you didn't get one, sorry we are sold out, and the only way to get one now is if anyone withdraws. If you got an invoice and would like to withdraw, just simply cancel the request. No need to notify us, we understand, thanks!

Please read: We are very sorry if your book had damages. We thought the packaging would be strong enough - we even tested with one book by stepping on it, punching it, and throwing it as hard as we could, and it wasn't as damaged as some of yours. It was too late when we had found out, and we did what we could in hopes that the rest of the books will arrive in better conditions. Again, we're sorry, but the handling the packages received were way worse than our expectations. We hope everyone understands that we tried our best to protect it, and the only thing we can do now is hope that the post office will actually read and follow the "fragile handle with care" sign.